244 Madison Ave, 5-F

Beautiful Madison Avenue LOFT has a grand living room with soaring 11'9" foot ceiling and 8' foot window, the space can easily accommodate a large living room and dining room sets. There is great sleeping alcove underneath which is a spacious office alcove. Additional features of the unit include a separate kitchen, newly renovated bathroom, wood parquet floors, massive closets and custom built is bookcases in the hall.

Loft 5F is located in a 180-unit pre-war co-operative. 244 Madison Ave was designed in 1916 by Arthur Loomis Harmon, who was born in Chicago and was the architect for the Empire State Building. In the mid-1920s, the Norcross Greeting Card Company, formed by Arthur Norcross, was located at 244 Madison Ave. The poet Ogden Nash also had an office here and even penned a poem mentioning the building, "Spring Comes to Murray Hill." The building stands seventeen stories tall and was converted to a co-operative in 1984. Amenities include a 24 hour doorman, concierge, laundry facility, and stunning roof deck with breath-taking views of Manhattan.

Priced to sell, no flip-tax, and ultra-low monthly maintenance make this apartment a truly rare find! Building policy allows: pet cats, Pied-A-Terre, Washer/Dryer with board approval, up to 75% financing, guarantors and co-purchasing, and sublets after two years of ownership.

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