4 Lexington Ave, 6/7K

A unique and spacious Gramercy Park Doorman Prewar Duplex with two full bathrooms, this gorgeous apartment is approximately 1,200 s.f. throughout. Situated in the Sage House, a landmarked 24-hour doorman/elevator building, the current seller of apartment 6K/7K (a combination of two one-bedroom apartments) completed an extensive $250,000 renovation over the last few years, leaving no stone unturned, and successfully created a delicate balance between modernity and preserved pre-war details. You enter on the main level to soaring 10-foot ceilings, two large windows, and rustic exposed beams, giving the apartment a loft-like feel. This floor has a truly open layout with the combined living/dining room and kitchen measuring about 22 X 27, making it a great space for entertaining. No expense was spared in creating the large, gourmet kitchen, with a center island, Carrara marble counters, too-numerous-to-count cabinets, and stainless steel appliances including a five-burner Bosch oven, Liebherr refrigerator, and a dishwasher. There is also a renovated full bathroom on the main level and an eclectic spiral staircase leading up to the airy and dual-exposure second level.The upstairs has south and east exposures via three large windows. This level consists of three rooms: a den, a bedroom, and a home office/2nd bedroom. Currently, there is a built-in queen-sized bed that faces south with built-in shelving and a bookshelf. There are five closets on this level, including a wall of closets in the home office, and a gorgeous renovated full bathroom with a deep-soaking tub. Throughout the apartment, you will find brand new hardwood floors, built-in bookshelves, new wiring in the walls, and Cat 6 capability. Stunning details include Carrara marble window sills, custom recessed lighting, and a built-in Sonos speaker system on both levels.Located at the corner of 22nd Street and Lexington Avenue, the Sage House is one of Gramercys premier buildings, located just moments from the gate of the popular Gramercy Park. Built in 1912, famed architect Grosvenor Atterbury had the Florentine Palazzo in mind when designing this iconic pre-war co-op building, formerly the home of the Russell Sage Foundation. The buildings majestic lobby and hallways underwent a complete gut renovation in 2013. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, porter, handyman, live-in super, laundry room, bike/general storage, and a package room. The building allows pets (one dog or up to two cats), gifting, and parents are allowed to co-purchase. The liberal sublet policy allows for unlimited subletting after one year of ownership. There are three gorgeous parks (Madison Square, Union Square, and Gramercy Park) as well as the 4, 5, 6, N, R, W, and L subway lines nearby. A great location, the building is adjacent to the Flatiron, Greenwich, and East Village neighborhoods and their famed restaurants and trendy shopping.