Located on a quiet, tree lined block of the Upper East Side, this well established pre-war cooperative with Art-deco styling offers a 1930's elegance that is rarely seen. Impeccably renovated, this well-proportioned two bedroom/two bathroom home is a must see.

One arrives into an oversized living room that spans just under 20 feet, and the home's well thought out floorplan offers privacy through its split bedroom layout. The windowed kitchen provides natural light that complements the room's classic white subway tile, stainless steel appliances, and an abundance of custom milled cabinetry flanking both upper walls, honed, crisp white Caesarstone countertops, and wraparound breakfast bar. A sizeable dining/eating area is located just off the kitchen island, providing an easy layout for entertaining.

The second bedroom contains a bay window design that provides two exposures, and the room's ample size could accommodate a play area within the room. The master bedroom en-suite also is oversized, and contains a den within the room that can be used as a home office/additional closet as needed. An additional oversized walk-in closet is located right across from the master bathroom.

This bathroom has been thoughtfully renovated, including herringbone marble inlaid on both the floors and on the partial wall, and the classic cast-iron tub remains. Marble detailing and built in shelving is present throughout the shower area, providing an updated yet classic feel.

The building offers a porter that signs for packages and delivers to the residences at 5pm and a brand new state of the art remote intercom system. The building also features a newly renovated laundry room, bike room, and storage is available for a fee. Finally, pets are welcome.

The current $2,710 maintenance incorporates two current assessments in effect: Capital assessment: $174, Lobby attendant: $127. The building is paying for the key fob and camera system with the Lobby attendant / security assessment through year-end 2017. The Lobby attendant assessment will be reduced by an estimated 70% in 2018 and eliminated in 2019.

This is a rare classic home, now located near the 2nd avenue subway providing easy access to all areas of NYC. A few blocks from Central Park and Carl Shultz Park. This is a locational home suitable to some of the best dining and shopping experiences in New York City.