Coopérative New York

On the first level, an inviting foyer leads to a spacious living and dining area. From here, three tall, windowed doors open onto a large terrace, providing expansive city and river views and a comfortable place for relaxing and entertaining.

Adjacent to the large kitchen is a flexible home-office/bedroom space with its own full bathroom. This level also includes a delightful library with a long view downtown; a walk-in coat closet; and a convenient powder room. An elegant staircase leads to the second level, which includes two generously sized bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom and multiple closets. The building elevator serves both floors.

Its current owner has impeccably maintained this home for over 20 years, reflecting timeless style and care. Two Beekman Place is an 18-story prewar cooperative apartment building, designed by renowned architect Rosario Candela. It is part of the prestigious Beekman Hill area, developed by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the early 20th Century. Nestled in a tranquil enclave renowned for its absence of thorough traffic and enhanced by private security, this area offers unparalleled quiet and privacy, while also being conveniently connected to crosstown and uptown transit.

Residents enjoy a beautifully planted roof deck, 24-hour door attendant, live-in Super and recently renovated laundry room. Two Beekman Place is pet friendly. Private basement storage is included with the sale of the apartment.