230 East 73rd St. #10F

This stunning, oversized, south-facing prewar studio has been artfully designed with a gorgeous mid-century flair that will steal your heart from the moment you walk in the door! Beautiful solid maple cabinetry is built in throughout the living space and carried into the kitchen as well, and a custom Murphy bed glides open effortlessly, with no need to move any furniture out of the way. Exquisite craftsmanship meets superb functionality—everything has been well thought out in the planning of this stylish and sophisticated residence. And best of all, no board approval and no application! Easier than a condo purchase for a fraction of the cost!

Open views and incredible southern light floods the home all day in the main living space and in the windowed, renovated kitchen with granite counters and custom cabinetry. A separate dining foyer gracefully steps down into the large living space. A roomy desk has been cleverly built into a corner near the window, making working from home a delight. There is a large dressing room with closet next to the bathroom with plenty of room for a dresser or armoire. Beautiful hardwood floors, high beamed ceilings, and amazing storage and closets (1 walk-in) round out this perfect package. If you are searching for an elegant home that is bright and quiet in mint condition, look no further! This special home is a terrific full-time residence or an ideal pied-a terre, and no board approval required makes it the rarest of coop offerings in addition to its sleek, one-of-a-kind design!

Built in 1937, 230 East 73rd Street is one of a group of beautiful Art Deco buildings known as The Eastgate, designed by Emery Roth for Bing & Bing developers. This full-service building boasts 24-hr doorman, super, private planted garden courtyard, gym, storage cages (if available), and central laundry with free bike storage. The coop is pet friendly. W/Ds are allowed with board approval. Unbeatable location in the heart of the Upper East Side offers close access to the Q and 4/5/6 trains, many bus lines, and is convenient to Central Park and an abundance of restaurants, shops, and gourmet food and grocery stores.