Murray Hill
Murray Hill | NY | East 35th Street & East 36th Street
Rooms
6
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
4
Status
Active
Terms
18 months
Available
Immediately
ASF/ASM
3,000/279
Property Description
With over 3,000 sq. ft. of interior square footage and over 2,000 sq. ft. of private outdoor space situated on two terraces that provide 360 degrees of upper and lower Manhattan, this sprawling duplex feels more like a house in the sky or a SOHO loft than your traditional apartment. Located on the 20th and 21st floors of a timeless 1939 apartment house, this residence was built in a “wedding cake” design.
Inside, you will find three generously sized bedrooms (with a 4th bedroom option) each with private euro-styled marble baths en-suite, formal dining room with pocket doors, a family-sized eat-in-windowed kitchen, and a powder room off of the entry foyer. A grand staircase leads to the main suite level along with another private sky terrace, wet bar for entertaining ease, and water lines to keep the terrace greenery lush.
A second wrap-around terrace encases the first level. Additional features include crown moldings throughout, herringbone floors, washer & dryer, thru-wall air conditioning, and an elevator with private keyed access that opens directly on the floor.
Inside, you will find three generously sized bedrooms (with a 4th bedroom option) each with private euro-styled marble baths en-suite, formal dining room with pocket doors, a family-sized eat-in-windowed kitchen, and a powder room off of the entry foyer. A grand staircase leads to the main suite level along with another private sky terrace, wet bar for entertaining ease, and water lines to keep the terrace greenery lush.
A second wrap-around terrace encases the first level. Additional features include crown moldings throughout, herringbone floors, washer & dryer, thru-wall air conditioning, and an elevator with private keyed access that opens directly on the floor.
With over 3,000 sq. ft. of interior square footage and over 2,000 sq. ft. of private outdoor space situated on two terraces that provide 360 degrees of upper and lower Manhattan, this sprawling duplex feels more like a house in the sky or a SOHO loft than your traditional apartment. Located on the 20th and 21st floors of a timeless 1939 apartment house, this residence was built in a “wedding cake” design.
Inside, you will find three generously sized bedrooms (with a 4th bedroom option) each with private euro-styled marble baths en-suite, formal dining room with pocket doors, a family-sized eat-in-windowed kitchen, and a powder room off of the entry foyer. A grand staircase leads to the main suite level along with another private sky terrace, wet bar for entertaining ease, and water lines to keep the terrace greenery lush.
A second wrap-around terrace encases the first level. Additional features include crown moldings throughout, herringbone floors, washer & dryer, thru-wall air conditioning, and an elevator with private keyed access that opens directly on the floor.
Inside, you will find three generously sized bedrooms (with a 4th bedroom option) each with private euro-styled marble baths en-suite, formal dining room with pocket doors, a family-sized eat-in-windowed kitchen, and a powder room off of the entry foyer. A grand staircase leads to the main suite level along with another private sky terrace, wet bar for entertaining ease, and water lines to keep the terrace greenery lush.
A second wrap-around terrace encases the first level. Additional features include crown moldings throughout, herringbone floors, washer & dryer, thru-wall air conditioning, and an elevator with private keyed access that opens directly on the floor.
Care to take a look at this property?
Raj (Jay) Karia
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