THE APARTMENT - Classic, pre-war NYC living- in the midst of it all - yet with a calming, recharging, feel-good soul is what you'll experience the moment you walk into residence 4B. A quick three flights upstairs you'll enter a home with stylish details; built in bookshelves, charming street views and sizable dining alcove. The galley kitchen is updated, includes plenty of counterspace, abundant storage and a window. The bathroom is located off the common space (not in the bedroom!) and there is plenty of room to work from home in the oversized bedroom.
123 East 88th Street is located in the heart of the Upper East Side and offers easy access to transportation. You'll be able to travel anywhere you need to go via the 4/5/6/Q Subways or the 86th Street crosstown bus. Don't miss some of our favorite neighborhood restaurants near this lovely home; Antonuccis, Elios, Toloache and Jacques. Conveniently located near the Museum Mile, notably The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Guggenheim, which makes it easy to get your cultural fix. For the outdoor enthusiast, Central Park, the Tennis Courts and many running/bike paths are just a 5 minute walk away. For the home chef, Whole Foods, Eli's and Fairway are all within blocks.
123 East 88th Street is a boutique coop with 30 units. Pets are allowed under 40lbs with no aggressive breeds, 1 pet per unit. Gifting, part time residences, parents buying for/with a child and co-purchasing are all permitted with board approval and the building features a new storage cage that transfers with the apartment at no extra cost! Additional features include a renovated bike storage and a laundry room, plus the building is wired for FIOS.
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