245 East 24th Street, 11-E

Sun-Drenched, Spacious & Beautifully Renovated High-Floor South-Facing Gem

Welcome home to one of Tracy Towers' most coveted layouts, a generously proportioned, renovated alcove studio on the 11th floor with brilliant southern exposure. Perched high above the Manhattan streetscape, this comfortable residence offers floods of natural light throughout the day, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from morning to evening. Blackout shades included! The thoughtfully designed floor plan lives far larger than a traditional studio. The defined sleeping alcove comfortably accommodates a queen-sized bed and 2 nightstands, providing genuine separation between your living and sleeping areas.

The expansive living and dining area offers ample space for full-size furniture, a dedicated home office setup, and effortless entertaining. A modern open kitchen features stainless steel appliances, updated cabinetry, and generous extended counter space with added storage. The fully-tiled bathroom has been refreshed with contemporary fixtures including Phillipe Starck by Grohe faucets, that bring a spa-like calm. Hardwood floors, abundant closet space, and through-wall air conditioning round out this move-in-ready retreat. Complete with a new Samsung 65 inch and a new Samsung 55 inch (one for your sleeping area and one for entertaining area) this home can also be available fully furnished!

Built in 1963, Tracy Towers features an elegant lobby, central laundry room, 24-hour concierge, porter, live-in resident manager, and bike and storage rooms. The building's full-time doorman ensures security and a welcoming arrival every time you come home. The tastefully landscaped and furnished roof deck offers 360-degree views of Manhattan and is available for hosting parties, sunbathing, and relaxing in one of its many tranquil spots. Pied-à-terres and sublets are permitted.

The neighborhood offers an exceptional mix of dining, shopping, and everyday conveniences right at your doorstep. Food lovers will appreciate the wealth of restaurant options along Second and Third Avenues, from neighborhood Italian and Japanese favorites to casual bistros, cafes and wine bars. Grocery shopping is effortless with Morton Williams, Trader Joe's and Fairway all nearby. Cultural attractions include the Gramercy Theatre, the National Museum of Math and the East River Esplanade, offering scenic waterfront views and recreational opportunities. Madison Square Park, with its beloved Shake Shack and seasonal programming, is just a short stroll away. The 6 train is a five minutes away and multiple bus routes further enhance connectivity throughout the city.

Assessment of $538.58 in place through the end of the year.