301 East 62nd St. #8A

With the lowest maintenance of a one bedroom apartment in a full service, doorman building, residence 8A at 301 East 62nd Street is the best value on the Upper East Side! This light filled, spacious home in an impeccably well-run co-op is a calm oasis in the vibrant Upper East Side.

Two blocks away from the newly opened Second Avenue Subway 63rd Street stop, 8A features an expansive living space with double exposures, open city views, and plenty of room for a dining area. The spacious bedroom fits a king-size bed plus furniture. Four large closets throughout give the unit plenty of storage space.

301 East 62nd Street has excellent finances due to a savvy board and the ownership of two high income retail spaces— long-term occupant Chase Bank and a parking garage for residents and visitors that is accessible for residents through the basement. This is a pet-friendly property (under 50lbs) with a furnished rooftop terrace with lovely dining tables and chaise lounges for warmer weather. There is a newly renovated laundry room in the basement, which also features private storage units and free bicycle storage available to residents. The property also benefits from numerous recent upgrades to building systems, as well as recent additional cosmetic upgrades to the hallways.

There is a live in super and no assessments. New elevators were installed in 2012, as was a Dual Fuel System Boiler. 75% financing is allowed. Pied a Terres, co-purchasing and guarantors are allowed.

Aside from being just a few blocks to various trains (4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, F), the building has unparalleled convenience. Bloomingdales, Gourmet Garage, Whole Foods, Equinox and many convenience stores/pharmacies are within blocks. Amazing restaurants right outside the front door include Sushi Seki, Serendipity, Club A Steakhouse, Alice’s Tea Cup, Scalinatella, Rosa Mexicana, Anassa Taverna, and Fig and Olive. Walk-able to Central Park, and St Catherine’s Park/Playground is just a few blocks north. There’s a Bed Bath and Beyond on 61st and 1st, and a public library branch on 67th and 2nd.