Common roof deckNewly-renovated alcove studioCustomized closet storageMulti-function showerhead settingsUpdated flooring
Life at the top. Welcome home to residence 17A, a beautiful and newly-renovated alcove studio on one of the highest floors at 235 East 57th Street, a full-service luxury coop located on the border of Sutton Place and Billionaire's Row. This recently renovated and smartly designed alcove studio modernized the layout for casual living; open kitchen with a breakfast bar, updated flooring, customized closet storage and a gleaming tiled bathroom with sliding shower doors and a multi-function showerhead settings. The alcove can easily accommodate a queen-sized bed and the two closets, one of which is a walk-in, are configured to maximize storage space. The expansive windows offer a wonderfully bright Northern view of Midtown East.
235 East 57th Street is a full-service co-op with a full-time doorman and resident manager. Additional amenities include: central laundry room, common roof deck, and a separate courtyard off the lobby. Located conveniently across the street from Whole Foods and in close proximity to great shopping and dining. The M57 crosstown bus will drop you off right at the lobby door and multiple subway lines (4/5/6/Q) are nearby, making commuting both easy and convenient.
Pied-a-terres and pets are allowed, subject to Board approval.
There is a capital assessment of $162.22 in place until Summer of 2027.
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