Bright, 10th floor 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom apartment in a full service elevator coop in the heart of Tudor City. Apartment 10EN is a well-proportioned home with views overlooking Tudor City Greens, The UN and the East River Beyond. Details include: Oversized, park-facing windows with open Northern views Distinct living and dining areas, well-suited for entertaining Windowed open kitchen with island seating, ample storage, electric cooktop, french door refrigerator and a full-sized dishwasher. King-sized bedroom with dual closets and open views Foyer with sizable coat closet In-unit (combination) washer/ dryer Electricity, heat and water are all included in the monthly maintenance 2 Tudor City Place is an established, post-war coop offering residents a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, storage and an on-site garage. This prime location is conveniently located a few blocks from the 4/5/6, S, 7, Metro North & LIRR trains at Grand Central Station. Additional transit options include the NYC Ferry and NYC bus system. Pied-a-terres, parental purchasing and subletting are all allowed. Please inquire for additional information. 70% financing is permitted. Pets welcome. No flip tax. 2 Tudor City Place is a land-leased building with lease ending 2150, There is an ongoing assessment of $156.08/ mo. through January 2027 Tudor City was originally developed in the 1920s to offer suburban commuters and young professionals an elevated, all-inclusive Manhattan living experience with the convenience of its close proximity to Grand Central Station and the Midtown hub that would eventually accompany it. It was the largest acquired development site amassed in Manhattan at that time (96 properties, 100+ buildings) and became a groundbreaking residential complex comprising 13 buildings, two public Parks and many ground floor commercial businesses to cater to the residents every need. The exemplary Tudor Revival Architecture and progressive historic significance as one of the first residential skyscraper complexes in the world has earned Tudor City various designations including the Tudor City Historic District, US Register of Historic Places, US Historic District, and of course the NYC Landmarks Historic District. Tudor City Place, also known as Tudor Gardens, was the final building to be constructed on 'Prospect Hill' in 1945.