Description

Welcome to this charming and spacious two-bedroom, one-bath co-op apartment, cleverly configured as a 1-bedroom with distinct dining and living areas. Ideally positioned across from Sunset Park, this top-floor residence boasts an abundance of light and mesmerizing views, showcasing both the beauty of Sunset Park and the iconic Manhattan skyline. Step into the exquisitely renovated bathroom, a harmonious blend of elegance, luxury, and simplicity. The windowed galley kitchen beckons with ample cabinets and counter space, accompanied by stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator and dishwasher. Adding to the appeal are oak parquet floors, lofty 9-foot+ ceilings, and original prewar details throughout the unit. Custom power window treatments are installed on all windows to rise and fall with the sun, or as you see fit. Storage solutions abound with three deep closets and a private 6'x8' storage locker in the basement.

The building, housing 40 residences, is meticulously maintained and self-managed. Residents enjoy the convenience of a shared laundry room and bike storage. Notably, the building is in excellent condition and features rooftop solar panels, resulting in reduced electricity costs for residents and an annual income surpassing $30,000. The attentive live-in superintendent contributes to a seamless living experience. Cats are warmly welcomed, and the building allows 80% financing.

The location is splendid, directly opposite the park, affording breathtaking vistas of the New York harbor, Manhattan skyline, and captivating sunsets. The park itself boasts an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a well-appointed gym, recreational facilities, an artificial grass soccer field, and a charming sprinkler park. For an additional escape, the entrance to the waterfront park at the Bush Terminal on 43rd Street and 1st Avenue is mere minutes away. Industry City, a hub of shopping, entertainment, and artisanal cuisine, along with the 5th Avenue shopping district and local cafes, are conveniently situated close by in the neighborhood. Commuting to Manhattan is an effortless 20-minute journey from the nearby express subway stop, giving access to the D, N, and R subway lines. Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group ...
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