Conveniently located on tree lined East 73rd Street between Third and Second Avenues this beautifully decorated prewar one bedroom with garden views should not be missed !

Conveniently located on tree-lined East 73rd Street between Third and Second Avenues this beautifully decorated prewar one-bedroom with garden views should not be missed! One enters the apartment through a well-appointed foyer with two spacious closets. The living room, complete with a row of north-facing windows, allows for abundant sunlight and townhouse garden views. The living room is further complimented by a working HearthCabinet ventless fireplace as well as custom millwork bookcases. Perfect for entertaining, the living room easily accommodates multiple seating arrangements. Adjacent to the living room, is an attractively designed corner banquette surrounded by windows, an ideal spot to have a meal or relax. The apartment’s renovated, windowed kitchen features custom cabinetry as well as a suite of upscale stainless-steel appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a Viking range. The primary bedroom is generously scaled and features a walk-in closet as well as two east-facing windows. The primary bedroom also has an updated, classically designed ensuite windowed bath. Additional notable details of this wonderful prewar apartment include hardwood floors, crown molding, and through wall air conditioning throughout. Designed by Emery Roth and built in 1932 by Bing & Bing, 225 East 73rd Street is a highly sought after prewar, full-service cooperative. There is a full-time doorman, handyman, newly renovated gym, building laundry, bike storage as well a landscaped roof deck and a courtyard garden. Pets, pied-a-terres, and financing up to 75% is permitted. There is a 2% flip tax. The building does permit the installation of a washer dryer (only in wet spaces) following architect and Board review and approval. Additionally, please note the monthly maintenance includes electricity. Beginning May 2027, there is a monthly assessment of $216.09 in place through May 2030 to fund several capital improvement projects.