Window in every roomNice cross-ventilationNice woodwork throughoutOpen midtown viewsGood closet space
Welcome to Apartment 9H, a bright and well-proportioned 1-bedroom at 345 East 52nd Street with open Midtown views.
This home features three exposures (south, west, and north), bringing in great natural light throughout the day along with nice cross-ventilation. The living room offers open city views, while the bedroom faces the back with quiet, tree-top views.
The layout is efficient and easy to live in, with a king-size bedroom that can comfortably fit additional furniture. Hardwood floors have been refinished and re-stained, and there’s nice woodwork throughout. Good closet space and a window in every room round it out. The apartment also comes with a private storage shelf within the building’s common storage room, perfect for suitcases, large boxes, and extra belongings.
Set on a quiet, tree-lined block, the location offers the best of both worlds. Close to Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, great local restaurants, the East River Esplanade, and easy access to transportation and the FDR.
Highlights:
- Private storage shelf
- Very well maintained building
- Newly renovated hallways
- 24-hour doorman
- Pet-friendly
- Pied-à-terre permitted
- Parents purchasing is allowed
- Up to 75% financing allowed
A bright, comfortable home with a practical layout in a convenient Midtown East location.
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