Coopérative New York

Extraordinary light, open views and generous proportions distinguish this two-bedroom, two-bath home at 870 United Nations Plaza.

A gracious entry foyer opens to an expansive living and dining room, where a dramatic wall of windows fills the apartment with natural light and frames a long perspective down Beekman Place in addition to East River views. The room easily accommodates both comfortable living and proper dining, while handsome parquet floors add warmth throughout. Both bedrooms are unusually generous in scale, with oversized windows and exceptional storage. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet as well as extensive built-in cabinetry. The second bedroom, previously used as a library, lends itself equally to a variety of uses. Two marble baths and an extraordinary amount of storage, nine closets, including two walk-ins, complete the apartment. Freshly painted and beautifully presented, 10C offers an unusual combination of space, light, views and storage in one of United Nations Plaza’s most gracious layouts.

Designed by renowned architects Wallace K. Harrison and Max Abramovitz, 870 United Nations Plaza is one of New York’s distinguished mid-century modern cooperative residences. Its dramatic architecture, walls of windows and gracious proportions have made it a Manhattan classic. Residents enjoy exceptional service with 24-hour doormen, concierge and an on-site Resident Manager. Amenities include a large, newly renovated fitness center with dedicated Pilates space, Club 39 for entertaining and meetings, a golf simulator, roof deck with panoramic views, library, bicycle storage, laundry facilities and an on-site garage. Each apartment includes a private storage unit at no additional charge.

Total monthly carrying charges: $3,488.78, including maintenance, all utilities, window washing, cable and internet service. 75% financing permitted. 3% flip tax paid by buyer. Pet friendly.