357 West 55th Street, #6E3 Bedroom With 2 Full Bathrooms and built in Home OfficeMassive Closets1,350 Square FeetThis gracious top floor corner residence on a charming, tree-lined street in the heart of Midtown West offers the very best of city living. Drenched in sunlight from 4 exposures, with mint hardwood flooring, large windows, and abundant storage throughout, this charming, true 3-bedroom corner apartment features approximately 1350 square feet of sun-filled, flexible living space. The generous open-plan kitchen and dining area, ideal for relaxing or entertaining, features achef's island, granite countertops,custom cabinetry,stainless steel appliances, and an expansive walk-in pantry. The master suite, measuring 15' x 14', enjoys 3 exposures and well-appointed closet space, while thesecond and third bedrooms boast ample closet space and panoramic city views to the north and west. A second windowed full bathroom completes the layout. Additional apartment details include 9 foot ceilings, high-efficiency Miele washer and dryer, Subzero refrigerator, built-in home office, a doorman-attended lobby from 7 a.m. until midnight, and access to additional building storage space. Located in a picturesque yet convenient midtown location, across the street from the Alvin Ailey Dance studios, the Pembroke cooperative is a full-service pre-war building replete with elevator and live-in super. Steps from Central Park, Columbus Circle, Whole Foods, and Lincoln Center--not to mention the finest restaurants, shopping, and theater of Manhattan's hottest neighborhood--this delightful top-floor apartment must be seen to be experienced and will not last. Total maintenance $2594.20Chris SileoTower | PickenLicensed Associatefor Sales & LeasingHospitality Professional341 East 10th StNew York, NY 10009www.towerpicken.come: csileo@towerpicken.como: 212.979.2800 x103d: 646.790.2197f: 212.979.2141
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