Entering this inviting one bedroom, one bathroom 24-hour cooperative apartment one is met with a graciously sized entry foyer which holds a generous closet and leads to a south facing elevated living room with beautiful built-in bookshelves and invaluable storage space perfectly situated under overs...
Entering this inviting one bedroom, one bathroom 24-hour cooperative apartment one is met with a graciously sized entry foyer which holds a generous closet and leads to a south facing elevated living room with beautiful built-in bookshelves and invaluable storage space perfectly situated under oversized windows. Elegant high beamed ceilings and hardwood flooring run throughout this well maintained apartment.
The east facing windowed kitchen has been renovated with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, and glass paneled cabinets. Separated by a brief hallway, the spacious north facing elevated bedroom overlooks a lovely tree-lined street and townhouse gardens and features an oversized custom-fitted closet with a built-in safe.
Off the elevated, non-street facing living room and just outside the bedroom lies an additional large linen closet and a refurbished windowed bathroom with grey marble, a new sink and vanity and additional storage space.
Located just three blocks from Central Park in the historic Carnegie Hill neighborhood, the 115 East 90th Street Cooperative is a charming pre-war 9 story boutique building in the middle of a serene tree-lined street. The buildings amenities include a live-in resident manager, a 24-hour doorman and attended elevator, bike storage, a central laundry room and a private storage bin which comes with each apartment. This is a pet friendly building. Washer/dryers are allowed with board approval.
The area surrounding this esteemed building is home to the best of the Upper East Side, such as the beautiful Jackie Kennedy Onassis Reservoir and the famous Museum Mile; which includes the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, and the Museum, among others. Within a little more than a block you will encounter Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, both of which are populated with high-end boutique shopping and fine art galleries, abundant quality restaurants, charming cafes, gourmet grocers, supermarkets, health clubs, and popular retail destinations nearby. The building is convenient to the 4,5,6 and Q subway lines as well to downtown and crosstown buses.