Coopérative New York

A quintessential prewar home, offering large rooms flooded with light in an intimate and well-maintained co-op. Enter a wide 30’ gallery leading to a sun-filled living room graced with period details and a wood-burning fireplace. Relax in four spacious bedrooms accessing three baths. Enjoy a large, square paneled dining room/den leading to a spacious 21’ eat-in kitchen. Through-wall air conditioning throughout. This is an unusually lovely apartment, needing some renovation and priced to sell.

- 8 Room into 7 Rooms
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3 (two with windows)
- Square Feet: 2,475 (approx.)
- Semi-private elevator landing - only two residences on the 7th floor
- Impressive central gallery
- Living room with wood-burning fireplace
- Formal dining room
- Large, windowed eat-in kitchen
- Corner primary suite with double exposures and a windowed en-suite bath
- Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a windowed bath
- Former staff quarters and bath reconfigured as a fourth bedroom with bath
- North, east and south exposures
- City and open-sky views
- Ceiling Height ranges between 9’4”-9’8” in principal rooms
- Washer/dryer in apartment
- Through-wall air conditioning (PTAC) / Central air installation permitted by the building
- Private storage transfers with the apartment
- Classic separation of entertaining and bedroom wings

The Building

- Prewar cooperative with 18 residences
- Year Built: 1924
- Architects: William L. Rouse and Lafayette A. Goldstone
- Full-time doorman and resident manager
- Long-tenured seven-person staff
- Passenger and Service Elevator
- Landscaped roof garden with charcoal grill and entertaining area
- Private storage for each residence
- Additional storage available for rent, subject to availability
- Bike storage
- Common laundry
- Central air permitted, subject to building requirements
- Recently completed Local Law 11 facade work
- Significant building improvements include boilers, elevator, water tower and roof

Renovation:
- Alteration work is not restricted to summer months
- Work generally permitted year-round except November 15-January 15
- Demolition and other loud work limited to summer