Coopérative New York

Apartment 9A, a ”Classic Five”, is particularly attractive and gracious. Overlooking 57th Street, this exceptionally large sun-filled living room highlights the prewar detailswalls with architectural moldings, wood burning fireplace with mirrored surround, and herringbone floors in a stylish modern tone. The inviting and generous entrance foyer and adjacent windowed dining area with wet bar allows expansive informal entertaining. This flexible layout easily converts to a third bedroom or home office. The eat-in kitchen, with wine cooler, features stainless steel appliances and warm bamboo custom cabinetry. With board approval, a washer and dryer may be installed. Both south facing bedrooms are generously proportioned and provide abundant storage. The secondary bedroom features a streamlined murphy bed within a walled bookshelf. With a keen eye for detail, the current owners recently renovated both bathrooms with luxurious imported marble. The spa-like details include a deep soaking tub, heated floors, generous walk-in shower, and polished chrome fittings. There is a modernity that enhances the 1920’s elegance of 9A.

419 East 57th Street, a full-service cooperative, is defined by comfort and convenience. The stylish lobby renovation updates the charm and grace of the 1920’s. The numerous amenities include a resident manager, 24-hour doorman, central laundry room, bike room, gym, storage, and panoramic roof deck. This well-managed building neighbors the 1.8 acre Sutton Place Promenade, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, with Bloomingdales and Madison Ave/Fifth Avenue shopping very nearby. Throughout the neighborhood are numerous restaurant favorites: Bistro Vendome, la Terra, and Canaletto. Pets and pied-a-terre ownership are permitted. The 2% Flip Tax is paid by the buyer.