SUN-FILLED & OVERSIZED ALCOVE STUDIO Covetable high floor and loft-like alcove studio with sunny East exposures. The large square shaped living room easily accommodates multiple living arrangements and is adjacent to a king-sized sleeping alcove outfitted with CitiQuiet soundproof windows. Both the kitchen and renovated bath with adjacent dressing room are windowed. The spa-like bath is outfitted with Roca tiles, Century Bathworks mirrored storage and Grohe fixtures including a rainshower head with faucet wand. New stainless kitchen appliances including a refrigerator and gas range are on order and will soon be installed (not pictured). Additional niceties include high ceilings, white oak hardwood floors, wonderful storage from two double wide closets, a new Friedrich air conditioning unit and fresh paint. Upgraded electric includes a 60 amp 8-circuit panel and Lutron dimmers. A dishwasher is permitted with board approval. Perfectly situated in the heart of Midtown, in the historic Murray Hill district, this intimate mid-century modern cooperative of 40 apartments has dual entry video intercom security, a live-in superintendent who accepts packages, central laundry and bicycle storage (fee). Private cage storage transfers with this apartment for a nominal $35/month. In addition to recently completing a comprehensive exterior capital improvements project including roof replacement, pointing and siding, the building has a new elevator and is now wired for FiOS. Shareholders relish their proximity to Grand Central Station and the Midtown Tunnel, the East River Walk and St. Vartan Park's playground, tennis, handball and basketball courts, as well as Loews Kips Bay IMAX, and many of the city's finest restaurants, boutiques and grocers, including Fairway Market and Trader Joe's. Guarantors, co-purchasing, pied-a-terre ownership and pets permitted.
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