105 East 15th Street, 73

Step into a classic world as envisioned by world renowned architect Gilbert Schellinger with this stunning & classic bay windowed flat.

Exposures, views, and windows: Features three exposures including south, east & north from six large windows. This flat gets beautiful natural light throughout the particularly in the mornings. Not much on the view side although you get some sky & water tanks.

Kitchen: Large eat-in and windowed. Includes Ceasarstone countertop & large gas range.

Bathroom: Charming and windowed with classic cast iron tub with clawed feet. All other fixtures have been updated.

Air Conditioning-Two modern window units included. The owner has also just recently installed two remote-controlled Hunter ceiling fans in BR & LR.

Bedroom: Dual exposure with 2 large windows. Exposures are south and north.

Closets/storage: Our one beds here @ “105” have all the closets in the hallway. It is an exceptionally large amount of closet and storage space.

Ceiling/Floors: High ceiling (9.5 ft) and hardwood floors.

Important Note: This can be purchased as an investor purchase with an exceptional tenant in place. Current tenant pays $4000.00 per month although the market is likely $4500 now. It can also be delivered vacant for your own utilization.

Gorgeous prewar elevator building with resident superintendent, modern laundry room & Cyberdoorman security service & two modern passenger elevators.

The Swannanoa is a 10-story Neo-Renaissance apartment building designed by a prolific designer of residential buildings whose name is generally associated with single-family row houses. The building was planned with 40 apartments, four on each floor. Its most imposing feature is the two-story base with granite pilasters and projecting portico supported by four granite columns. Above the portico are seven-story rounded bays, undoubtedly designed to provide residents with views toward nearby Union Square. The brick-faced upper floors are extensively ornamented with Terra- Cotta, including foliate detail, Cartouches, Lion heads, and Dolphins. Designed by Renowned Architect: Gilbert A. Schellinger 1898-1900