400 E 59th St Unit 9-G, New York, NY 10022

Look no further—welcome to your future new home! This sun-filled, spacious apartment is the perfect blend of serene city living and modern convenience. Enjoy the tranquility of the public garden next door, which offers both space and natural lighting. Then at night, marvel at the beautiful lights of the Queensboro Bridge while dining or relaxing on the couch. All of this is located in the quiet upscale neighborhood of Sutton Place.<br><br>The Living Space<br><br>This apartment is a corner unit that boasts both South and East exposures, flooding it with sunlight from morning to night. The 9-foot beamed ceilings also enhance the spacious feel of the apt. Additionally, you have the rare luxury of windows in every room, including the kitchen and bathroom. The primary bedroom features two large walk-in closets with custom built-in shelves, and the living room offers two more storage closets, providing ample storage. Every aspect of the apartment is carefully curated and well-maintained, featuring updated appliances, fixtures, and hardware. The beautiful new flooring adds a modern touch, making this home truly turn-key ready.<br><br>The Building<br><br>400 East 59th Street is a low-key prewar co-op offering full-time doormen, handymen, and a resident superintendent to cater to your daily needs. The common charges include electricity, heat, and a premium cable TV package with HBO and more. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, and financing up to 75%.<br><br>The Neighborhood <br><br>The apartment is conveniently located across the street from Trader Joe’s and TJ Maxx. Need milk or hand soap early in the morning, no worries, all your shopping needs are right outside your door! There are plenty of restaurants and bars within the neighborhood. Other nearby stores include Whole Foods, Home Depot, Bloomingdale’s, and Target. The local subways (N/Q/R/W/F/4/5/6) are just three blocks away. Enjoy the newly renovated East River Promenade on a beautiful City day.