Top Floor Dream Space Never Before available for rent, this penthouse level 3 bed 2 bath home offers views and light in every room! 12C feels welcoming and substantial the moment you open the front door of this private, end unit. The heart of the home is evident with the stunning windowed kitchen with blizzard CaesarStone countertops, under mounted stainless steel sink, Liebherr refrigerator, Delonghi range and Bosch dishwasher. Immediately next to the kitchen, the connected dining area allows a cook to serve an experience. The generous living room offers direct sightlines to the kitchen and dining and seamlessly connects to a balcony with upper Manhattan views! Tranquil light floods the space. Warm chocolate flooring throughout the home adds warmth and durability. The bedroom wing of the home feels separate and private with a full bath, which includes stunning dark tile! The second and third bedrooms both can accommodate queen sized furniture and offer large closets for your storage needs. The second bedroom with two exposures is just as peaceful as the exquisite primary dream suite, which has been renovated to include an expansive walk in closet and stunning walk in shower with modern tile work that is sure to impress. With two exposures in the primary bedroom and room for a king sized bed, this is truly an oasis waiting for your personal touch. In-unit laundry featuring new Miele washer and dryer and a large foyer closet add to the functionality of this gorgeous home. Unit 12C is perched atop one of Harlem's finest buildings offering one of the best roof decks with outdoor kitchens in the city! The building offers a doorman, cold storage, storage cages, bike storage, a media room with kitchenette and a fitness center. 88 Morningside is located directly across from the beautiful Morningside Park and near the restaurant row of South Harlem, as well as multiple train lines.
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