Central airDedicated home officeSpacious bedroomBeautifully tiled bathroomFantastic closet systemPocket doorsCity views
Welcome to 425 Park Ave South #20D!
This sun-drenched, oversized, one bedroom apartment (plus home office) sits on a high floor of a beautiful prewar, part-time doorman/elevator building.
Stepping into the large living room, you and your guests are greeted by city views and glimpses of the East River. Off the living room is a cozy nook with a working wood-burning fireplace, adding the perfect amount of rare charm. Pocket doors open to a spacious bedroom with a fantastic closet system - organizing your wardrobe has never been easier! There is also a dedicated home office off the foyer, a chef's kitchen, and a beautifully tiled bathroom.
This place has everything and good for all year round. You have your fireplace for those cold winters and central air for these hot summer days!
Built in 1927 and converted to a co-op in 1980, this building offers a part-time doorman, elevator, in-building laundry, and a roof deck with sweeping city views.
Live in this fantastic area, surrounded by some of the neighborhood's best restaurants, cafés, and shops — in fact, Remi Flower and Coffee shares the building's address, right next door for your morning coffee, a place to work, or to just go and unwind.
Co-purchases are allowed, parents co-purchasing with children is allowed, but please note that parents cannot buy for children.
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