240 East 46th Street, 7-G

Condo with room for Home Office or a Flex 2 Bedrooms is located on the charming, quiet tree-lined street in the renowned Turtle Bay area of Midtown East. This bright, spacious home has a white tiled kitchen with white cabinetry and a wooden overhead wine/glass rack. The Bathroom has white tiles and mirrors with a Tub/Shower. There is a convenient dining foyer area, ample storage/closets, solid hardwood floors plus two through the wall A/Cs. The Primary Bedroom easily accommodates a King-sized bed + and the convertible Second Bedroom/Home Office easily allows a Queen-size bed +.

240 East 46th Street is located on a lovely, quiet, residential tree-lined street in Turtle Bay, Midtown East, and is a friendly, full-service luxury condominium - it features 2 elevators, laundry room, bike room, full-time doorman, and live-in resident manager. The staff is extremely welcoming and helpful - making you feel right at home. Pets Allowed. The no-smoking building is just a few minutes from nearby transportations, supermarkets, shopping, and renowned restaurants - it's located conveniently nearby the United Nations, Grand Central, Smith & Wollensky, PJ Clarkes, Whole Foods, Morton Williams, Gristedes, the Farmers Market at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Park, and just minutes from Bloomingdale's. Visit the nearby Japan Society with art exhibits, the Katherine Hepburn Gardens, and Equinox gym. Enjoy the new outdoor promenade of the waterfront with seating benches and a bike path behind the United Nations. Have convenience and flexibility - Love Where You Live.

There are two assessments that terminate December 2022: $228.56 & $114.28 (total $342.84 per month) . Building amenities: Full-Time Doorman, Porters, Live-In Resident Manager, Pets Allowed, Dishwasher, Microwave, Elevators, Laundry Room, Storage. .Thru-the-Wall Air Conditioning Bathtub w/Shower. Subway Nearby: Grand Central - 4 5 6 7 S. Love Where You Live!

COVID-19: In order to protect all parties due to COVID-19, the staff, the residents, the brokers, and all visitors, kindly wear a mask unless proof of NYState Vac card or negative tests. Thank you.