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3 Beds
2.5 Baths
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3 Beds
2.5 Baths
Key Details
Property Type Coop
Sub Type For Sale
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Lenox Hill
MLS Listing ID 1002868
Bedrooms 3
Maintenance Fees $8,048
HOA Fees $8,048
Property Sub-Type For Sale
Source 1
Property Description
No need for a weekend home outside Manhattan when you live in this unique apartment on 5th Avenue! Open the door into the 35 foot Entrance Gallery which feeds into all parts of this sprawling home including the terrace, most rooms are bathed in brilliant Southern light and double exposure windows. This apartment was designed for owners who enjoy entertaining very large gatherings, as well as intimate family dinners! The large Living Room faces South with an oblique view of Central Park as does the King size Master Bedroom suite. A 2nd Bedroom suite has double exposure and French doors that spill out onto the "show-stopper" 2000 square foot magnificently landscaped and furnished terrace, the largest of it's kind on 5th Avenue! Enjoy every season with family and friends in this backyard patio in the sky, The sparkling night views are amazing! Lets not forget the gigantic double windowed Eat-In Kitchen for those who love to cook or have large staff needs. A 3rd smaller bedroom has been transformed into charming wood paneled office with a murphy bed for an extra unexpected guest. All this in a "best location" and one of the finest white glove 5th Avenue Co-op buildings with private storage space, new health club, Bicycle Room, Valet Services, and Roof Deck.
Location
Community Lenox Hill
Interior
Flooring 14
Exterior
Amenities Available Fireplace, Terrace, Washer, Laundry In Unit, Doorman, Elevator, Health Club, Laundry, Storage, River View, City View,
Building
Story 20
Others
Pets Allowed Pets OK
Listed by Douglas Elliman