Luxury new apt with oversized window, approx.12" high ceiling and a Private 346 Sq.Ft outdoor balcony. Located at 225 East 19th Street, The Pre-war offers a distinct collection of 48 studio-to-three bedroom residences. Featuring a handsome Indiana limestone facade constructed in 1931 and traditional interiors, The Prewar's design hallmarks include charming layouts and a bright contemporary palette of finishes. Perfect for entertaining, this charming 879-square-foot one-bedroom residence boasts an open living area with floor-to-ceiling windows and direct access to a 346-square foot private terrace. Designed to maximize space and light, flooring is light oak rift and quartered throughout. Italy-based Minimal kitchens pair beachy white painted oak with Venatino marble countertops and backsplash. Appliances are top-of-the-line featuring an integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf microwave and Bosch dishwasher. A gracious Master Suite features generous closet space and Master Bath with Carrara marble-clad walls and mosaic flooring with radiant heat. A custom Minimal vanity features a Kohler sink and Lefroy Brooks fixtures. A spacious open study completes this residence. Separate utilities closet houses a GE washer and dryer as well as central HVAC. Located just east of venerable Gramercy Park, Gramercy Square is a full-service condominium with 223 residences spanning a uniquely configured collection of four buildings. Elegantly seated around private gardens by M. Paul Friedberg & Partners and an exceptional 18,000-square-foot amenities suite- The Gramercy Club- designed and curated by La Palestra. In addition to an array of spaces that includes a state-of-the-art gym, spa, pool, residents' lounge, dining room, children's playroom, and tween room, The Gramercy Club offers stand-out cultural, athletic, and the option of bespoke wellness programming.
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