Description

Pin-drop quiet, this beautiful four-bedroom, five-bath residence has serene garden views, dual exposure, an expansive eat-in kitchen, large laundry/utility room (and the option to create a 5th bedroom!)

The large entry foyer opens to a sprawling 35" x 24" great room with beautiful 4-inch hardwood floors and a full wall of oversized windows overlooking our lovely garden. The eat-in kitchen has : 42 custom cupboards/drawers, Professional Viking Series appliances including a wine fridge, terrazzo floors, Caesarstone countertops and custom lighting.

Current configuration: an oversized primary suite +2 bedrooms + 1 guest bedroom. (Originally it was a 5 bed/5 bath w/media room.)

The primary bedroom features a sitting area, an en-suite bath, and a large walk-in closet. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms have ample closets and each with their own renovated bath. The 4th bedroom is perfect to use as a guest bedroom or office with its fully renovated bath and deep walk-in closet.

The windowed laundry and utility room features: a Miele T1 washer/dryer, sink, countertop for folding and more cabinets/storage. Additional features include custom window treatments, thoughtfully designed closets, central HVAC with individually controlled thermostats and high-performance acoustic energy-efficient windows.

Manhattan House, designed in 1950 by renowned architect Gordon Bunshaft with Skidmore Owings and Merrill and designated a landmark in 2007, is situated on one of the Upper East Side's most coveted blocks. The building's stunning glass-enclosed lobby overlooks one of the largest private sculpture gardens in New York City. Additional services and amenities include two porte-cochere entrances, a 24-hour doorman, a resident manager, the Manhattan House Club offering 10,000 square feet of interior and exterior space, a 3,000 square foot gym with state-of-the-art equipment, children's playroom, valet, bicycle storage and an on-site garage.

Please note there is a monthly capital assessment in the amount of $3,200.14 until August 2025 for mandatory NYC Local Law work (that has already been completed).