The Landmark at 300 East 59th St. #1805

Experience iconic city views from this expansive, light-filled corner home situated on the high North West floor. With breathtaking wide-open vistas of the 59th Street Bridge and the Roosevelt Tram, this residence offers an unparalleled view of the cityscape. Enter into an inviting open space adorned with gleaming wood floors and oversized picture windows that bathe the interior in natural light. A wall of windows and two balconies wrap the living room, offering a perfect spot to revel in the fresh air, savor a morning coffee, or unwind with an evening beverage.

The generously windowed kitchen is open and bright, seamlessly connected to the dining area. The dining area can easily be converted into a second bedroom or den within this line. The entry features a spacious coat closet and an adjacent powder room that can potentially be converted into a full bathroom. The prime bedroom suite comfortably accommodates a king-sized bedroom set and features an ensuite bathroom, linen closet, a walk-in closet, and two additional closets. This impeccably maintained home includes new windows that provide insulation and quiet ambiance.

Set in the luxurious full-service building “The Landmark,” the residence offers 24-hour doormen, a concierge, and a resident manager. Residents enjoy access to one of NYC’s most remarkable roof decks, boasting 360-degree views that span for miles. Other amenities include washers and dryers on the floor, and a garage with convenient access through the building. The well-managed building showcases a stunning new lobby and hallways. For added convenience, a covered entrance at the side of the lobby facilitates easy drop-off of groceries and packages. Pied-a-terres and pets are welcome within the building.

Located in the prestigious Sutton Place neighborhood, residents enjoy proximity to world-class shopping at Bloomingdale’s, Bergdorf Goodman, and Saks 5th Avenue, as well as an array of fine and casual dining venues. Nearby grocery options include Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, and Morton Williams