305 2nd Ave APT 721, New York, NY 10003

*The Duplex That Checks Every Box* Who says finding the perfect home requires compromise? This sun-filled 2-bed, 2-bath duplex welcomes you with soaring 16-foot ceilings and oak hardwood floors spread across over 1000 square feet of thoughtfully designed space. Let’s explore: *Top Floor:* The spacious foyer leads to your guest bedroom and an adjacent guest bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower. A walk-in coat closet sits just off your right before you make your way downstairs to the great room. *Main Floor:* The great room is the heart of the home, where double-height windows bring in skyline views and a flood of morning sun. Enjoy your coffee or tea at the breakfast bar of your open chef’s kitchen, featuring Carrara marble countertops, custom Poggenpohl cabinetry, and premium appliances by Viking, Subzero, and Bosch. Tucked away at the back is the primary bedroom, or as I like to call it—your quiet escape. This pin-drop quiet room offers towering 14-foot ceilings, west-facing windows, and a walk-in closet that can easily fit your entire wardrobe and then some! The primary bathroom is conveniently positioned off the hallway, where you can soak away the day in your deep-soaking tub. And, of course, you have the convenience of an in-unit washer/dryer. Need More? Head to the building’s roof deck for panoramic views or squeeze in a workout at the rooftop gym. *The Building* Living at Rutherford Place means having a home in one of New York City's most treasured landmarked buildings. This pet-friendly building offers the true definition of full-service: 24-hour doorman, live-in super, housekeeping services, fitness center, roof deck, and more. *Location Highlights* Welcome to Gramercy, where you’re minutes away from everything you need—Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Union Square Farmer’s Market, Stuyvesant Park, and top-notch dining; easy access to major subway lines and a Citi Bike station on the corner. *Every box? Checked. Welcome home.* Fun Fact: The Rutherford Place, originally a gift to the city from J.P. Morgan, is where nearly 60% of Manhattan's hospital births once took place, earning its spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Capital Assessment: $102.92