Description

Welcome to Apartment 4A, a pristine prewar studio with high ceilings, natural stone travertine floors, meticulously renovated kitchen and bath and low maintenance located in the charming Beekman neighborhood of Midtown East. Enter to a generous foyer with two large closets and ample room for the full size desk currently occupying the space. From here, you step into the spacious living room that can easily accommodate a queen bed (or even a king), dresser, couch, and dining table in any configuration you wish. Views are north over the townhouse gardens making the home pin drop quiet.The windowed kitchen is a chef's dream offering stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, Pietra Cardosa stone countertop, and tons of real wood cabinetry for storage. With travertine and limestone tile and a walk in shower featuring French Monture style glass, the generous windowed bath exudes a sense of urban elegance. In the hall between kitchen and bath are two more closets bringing the total number of closets to four. This property offers the flexibility to be a starter apartment or second home.

Beekman Court is a full service pre war cooperative building that was built in 1940 and designed by architect J.M. Felsen, the architect who designed many RKO Movie theaters of the 30's. Because of Mr. Felsen, Beekman Court features one of the most attractive Art Deco marble lobbies in Manhattan.Conveniently located near the E, M, F, and 6 trains as well as the M50 and M15 buses. Just minutes by bus or on foot from the hustle and bustle of Broadway and Rockefeller Center, this Turtle Bay/Beekman/Sutton Place location is in a charming, quiet, historic residential neighborhood with great community spirit and unique access to the East River Esplanade and other parks In addition, the coop offers 24 hour doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry, bike room and storage in the basement. Pied a terres, gifting, co-purchasing, and pets are permitted. Sub-metered electric on maintenance bill. There's an assessment of $66.93.