Coopérative New York

Upon entering this spacious seven room apt, one is struck by bright, southern views over the Armory to Billionaire’s Row from the living room windows. The rooms are charming with high ceilings and pre-war details, such as beautiful hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace and large windows. The spacious living room is flooded with light from the south facing windows which showcase architecturally interesting buildings and open views. The formal dining room is perfect for entertaining and has lovely views overlooking the building’s beautiful garden courtyard. The windowed eat-in kitchen is roomy with water hookups for permitted washer and dryer. Adjoining the kitchen and dining room is a chic butlers pantry with sink and counter space.

The primary bedroom boasts a southern exposure, wonderful closets and a renovated en-suite bathroom with a large tub. The secondary bedroom features plentiful closets and an en-suite bathroom. There are two additional service rooms off the kitchen with a full bath in between them. The apartment is approximately +2000 gross square feet. There are only two homes per floor.

Designed by architect Andrew J. Thomas and built by John D. Rockefeller in 1931, Millan House is a full-service pre-war Co-operative comprising two buildings connected by a serene landscaped garden courtyard with a fountain and seating areas. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman and a live-in resident manager. The building’s prime location offers easy access to museums, galleries, high-end restaurants, boutiques, Central Park, and top private and public schools. Transportation including the 6, Q, and F subway trains and numerous bus lines are all within close proximity.

The co-op is pet friendly, allows pied-a-terres, and has a generous storage room. which comes with purchase. Millan House permits up to 50% financing. A 3% flip tax is paid by the Buyer.