55 East 87th Street, 10-B

On the Sunny Side of the Street! 400 SF Private Terrace 1 Block from Central Park This spacious 2 bed room, 2 bath apartment with large L-shaped flex space accommodates separate living, dining or den areas. Alternatively it can be easily converted into a 3 bedroom with a generous living-dining room. This meticulously maintained home in a full-service building is located between Park and Madison Avenues, just 1 block from Central Park. As soon as you pass through the entrance foyer, you are struck by the wall of south facing windows looking onto a beautiful cityscape which includes the historic Moorish-style Park Avenue Synagogue. Off the foyer there's a large walk-in closet with a washer/dryer and a second walk-in closet plus 7 additional closets, providing abundant storage. The sleek and modern kitchen includes all new stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops and separate dry bar. The two large bedrooms face north onto an interior courtyard which affords good sunlight during the day and quite rest at night. The on-suite master bathroom is walled in floor-to-ceiling marble with great lighting, wall mirrors, double sinks, an oversized, enclosed shower stall, independent heating, and built in vanity. The second bath has a pedestal sink, full-sized tub/shower combination, a wall mirror, and great lighting as well. Hardwood floors and central air-conditioning throughout. Whether you enjoy outdoor entertaining, gardening (yes, there’s an exterior faucet), sipping coffee, or having a quiet drink, this outdoor space can be your private oasis. Here, set back above a leafy block of tranquil East 87th Street in prime Carnegie Hill, a rare opportunity awaits. The Parc is an intimately-sized luxury co-op built in 1963 with full-time doorman and resident manager. On-site attended garage available to rent, bike room, additional common outdoor space, pet friendly, and close to the 86th Street subway station. Ideally located within blocks of World-class museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, the Neue Galerie, Jewish Museum, and the National Academy Museum; the iconic cultural and community center, 92nd Street Y; Morton Williams, the supermarket designed to reflect the needs of the individual neighborhood; and a host of schools such as The Dalton School, Horace Mann Nursery Division, PS 77 The Lower Lab School, PS 198 The Strauss School, National Academy School of Fine Arts, and The Spence School. Pied-a-terres, guarantors, and parents buying for children allowed. 1% flip tax payable by sellers.