235 E 22nd St APT 13C, New York, NY 10010

SPECTACULAR OPPORTUNITY IN GRAMERCY : LARGE, BRIGHT, CHARMING 1 BDRM W/ WOOD-BURNING FIREPLACE AND PRIVATE SOUTH FACING TERRACE. Space, Light and Views best describes unit 13C at Gramercy House, a highly coveted full-service Art Deco cooperative. With three exposures and abundant windows, this spacious one bedroom offers exceptional natural light and sweeping city views. The open kitchen is exceptionally large with plentiful storage and pantry space, marble countertops, updated stainless steel appliances, and double dishwashers. Living room space is generous enough to accommodate both dining and lounge areas, with a corner window for added light and views. Custom built bookcases frame the attractive wood-burning fireplace with classic fire tools, creating the perfect centerpiece. A small hallway with abundant closet space leads to a graciously sized bedroom with double exposures. Lovely south-facing French doors open to your private terrace with panoramic southern views, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The recently updated, windowed bathroom features porcelain tile, a tumbled marble backsplash, and a classic soaking tub. Designed by noted architects George and Edward Blum and built in 1930, Gramercy House is an elegant prewar building offering a 24-hour concierge and doorman, A lush and private residents garden with full size trees and plantings, and a spectacular fully planted and furnished roof deck with panoramic Midtown views. Additional amenities include bicycle storage, laundry room, and a full-time superintendent. The building is ideally located near shopping, dining, and multiple transportation options. Gramercy House is exceptionally well-run and impeccably maintained. Residents enjoy exclusive access to a landscaped garden and a planted rooftop deck with breathtaking skyline views. Monthly maintenance charges include electricity and heat. Pets are considered on a case-by-case basis. Note: The board allows up to 60% financing. Pied-a-terres permitted only in cases of hardship. Gifts to assist with purchase are allowed, but parents buying for children or co-purchasing with children is not permitted.