Coopérative New York

A distinctive combination of pre-war charm and modern sophistication, apartment 8G offers the grandeur of a loft with soaring 13 foot ceilings and the functionality of a thoughtfully fully-renovated two-bedroom, two- bath residence.

The beautifully designed living space is flooded with natural light from a north-facing wall of double height windows, creating an airy and inviting atmosphere throughout the day and wonderful open city views. The original beamed ceilings, rich walnut-colored hardwood floors and wood-burning fireplace create a refined blend of historic character and contemporary luxury.

The gracious foyer is spacious enough to accommodate a six-person dining table, creating an elegant and versatile setting for entertaining. The windowed kitchen features a pocket door, allowing it to open seamlessly to the expansive entry foyer or close off for privacy.

Both well-appointed king sized bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms and large custom-outfitted walk-in closets, providing exceptional comfort, privacy, and storage. Additional details include triple exposures, 4 total closets, and through the wall A/C.

Southgate is a pre-war Emory Roth building built by Bing and Bing development. This full service, white-glove cooperative is located on a private, tree-lined cul-de-sac overlooking the East River. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, landscaped garden, bike room, laundry room, common storage (waitlist), and on-site management. This building is wired for both Verizon FiOS and Spectrum.

In-unit washer/dryer installations are permitted with board approval.

This coop allows Pied-à-Terre Ownership, Co-Purchasing, Guarantors, Gifting, and subletting after one year of ownership (all subject to board approval). Up to 80% financing is permitted. A 2% Flip Tax is split evenly between buyer and seller. Electricity is included in the monthly maintenance. This is a pet-friendly coop.

Please note there is a capital assessment of $458.25/mo through July 2027.

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