The Laurel at 400 East 67th St. #24A

This dazzling, sunny southwest corner 3 bedroom/3.5 bath home offers a gracious foyer and gallery, floor-to-ceiling windows, panoramic city views, and a large windowed eat-in dining area. The elegant entry sets the stage for gracious living. At almost 2,000 square feet, this versatile apartment is larger than most 3-bedrooms in the building.

Walls of windows greet you as you enter your home. The oversized corner living room offers spectacular views of the city and East River, and the S/W exposure provides sunshine throughout the day. Every window, from the public to the private spaces, provides bright, open panoramas from the 24th floor.

This mint condition home is move-in ready. It features newly finished solid oak flooring, a four-pipe fan coil system for year-round climate control, and a new washer/dryer. The stunning chef’s kitchen includes Poggenpohl cabinets, a range hood with vented duct system, Gaggenau appliances, 36-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a Sub-Zero wine cooler. Its sleek design flows into the dining area for easy entertaining.

The master bedroom faces south, offers ample closet space, and features a bathroom with a large soaking tub and separate stall shower. The custom-designed marble double sink, floor-to-ceiling white slab marble walls and radiant heated floors add to the luxury.

There are two additional modern bedrooms with en-suite baths, and a glass tile powder room. This white-glove building is a full-service condominium with 24-hour doorman and on-site resident manager. The Laurel is LEED certified and offers a host of amenities including The Trophy Club, which includes an in-house Triathlon Training Center, 50-foot lap pool, and locker rooms offering sauna and steam. The Laurel Club features a recreation area with a pool table, screening room, play center and computer area. The Laurel offers on-site parking and bicycle storage. The building is pet friendly.

There is a capital assessment of $242.19 that ends on 12/31/2020. Available to show according to current Covid-19 practices.