34-41 85th St. #6M

Welcome to your home with the marble dream kitchen and bath! This two-bedroom on the top floor of an elevator building features a white-shaker and slab-marble open kitchen and a bathroom with a freestanding marble soaking tub, plus a separate shower.

The kitchen has “hidden” paneled appliances, including a Liebherr 36" fridge with ice maker, Thermador 36" cooktop, Miele dishwasher, plus a filtered-water faucet. The all-drawer base cabinets and pull-out pantries provide more than enough storage for all your small appliances and cooking staples. There are extra under-counter freezer drawers in the island and a pull-out recycling station to keep things tidy.

The bathroom has dual medicine cabinets, Heath Ceramics floor tile, Kohler fixtures, including Purist faucets and rain shower head, plus an additional handheld in both shower and bath for easy cleaning. There’s a good old-fashioned, roomy linen closet outside the bathroom door.

This home is on the top floor in the (quiet) back of the building, overlooking the three-story Tudor garden homes of the Jackson Heights Historic District, so light and views are unobstructed.

The main bedroom is expansive and has two closets. There are two exposures: the bay window faces east and gets early-morning light, while the side window faces north. There is enough room for a king-size bed, nightstands, dressers, chest and even a desk if you need. The second bedroom is being used as a home office, but it’s a true second bedroom with two windows and a generous closet. There are six closets, all told, in this home.

The Carlton House was built in 1946. Its principal architect was Philip Birnbaum, best known for Lincoln Plaza. It was built on the cusp of the modern era, but retains some pre-war detail, including dense plaster walls, coved ceilings, and well-proportioned rooms.

The building has a part-time doorman (4pm to midnight) and an app-controlled intercom-buzzer. There are amenities: gym, bike room, laundry room, and 6′ × 6′ storage rooms ($110/mo; wait list) are in the basement. There is an underground parking garage ($100/month; currently no wait list, but hurry) and a private walled garden around back.

The co-op board requires 20% down. There is no subletting. Cats are permitted with board approval. This building is located in the Jackson Heights Historic District