250 East 49th Street, 22-AB

Residence 22BA is an exceptional two-bedroom, three-full-bathroom home distinguished by its generous proportions, soaring 12-foot ceilings, oak flooring, expansive windows, multiple exposures, and spectacular Manhattan skyline + river views throughout.

From the moment you enter, the home delivers an unmistakable sense of grandeur. Oversized floor-to-ceiling windows capture an abundance of natural light throughout the day, while sweeping views create a picturesque panorama. With exposures to the south, east, and west, the home enjoys ever-changing light and vistas from sunrise through sunset.

The gracious living and dining room is designed on an impressive scale. The expansive layout provides an exceptional setting for both sophisticated entertaining and comfortable everyday living, enhanced by Lutron Lighting and a custom built-in shelving wall that can be styled as an elegant display gallery or a dedicated bar area. The custom-designed chef's kitchen combines refined aesthetics with exceptional functionality. Poggenpohl cobintry, granite countertops, a built-in wood chopping block, and a suite of top-of-the-line appliances including Sub-Zero, Viking stove/range, Miele dishwasher and a built-in wine refrigerator.

The oversized private bedroom wing offers two generously proportioned suites, each with its own luxurious en-suite full bathroom and abundant storage. The primary bedroom is a true retreat, with sweeping views, direct access to a private balcony, and two generously sized closets. The primary bathroom features a sophisticated custom double vanity, limestone countertops, heated towel rack and a spacious shower.

A vented Bosch washer / dryer, surround sound and ample storage space complete this elegant residence.

The Alexander is a full-service building with incredible amenities including a 24-hour doorman, state-of-the-art fitness center, and a landscaped roof terrace with panoramic views. Located at 250 East 49th Street, you are within easy reach of multiple transportation lines, Midtown's business core, Grand Central, the United Nations, and some of the city's most iconic cultural institutions.