105 E 15th Street #4

Step into a world as envisioned by world renowned Architect: Gilbert A. Schellinger and built 1898-1900. That world is 105 East 15th Street. This Flat is part of BRI's prestigious prewar collection featuring upscale renovations of classic prewar apartments. This is an extraordinarily unique & rare offering of a renovated 2 Bed/2 Bath. This home features a stylish windowed kitchen w/marble counter tops & a state of the art marble waterfall center island & a mosaic marble backsplash. Stainless steel appliances Include: FisherPaykel refrigerator w/icemaker. FisherPaykel gas range. FisherPaykel convection/microwave Oven. Bosch D/W. Windowed bathrooms include: Duravit sinks. Marble floors. Marble mosaic tiles. Caesar stone countertops. Custom wood cabinets. Other features include a Washer/Dryer, Central AC, white oak hardwood floors & recessed lighting. Custom built in's include 2 beds with headboards & radiator covers/shelves. Owner also installed three wall hung HD TV's that will stay & inure to your benefit. One of them was just recently upgraded to a smart TV. This beautifully appointed apartment comes well equipped due to the built-ins. This Flat is available for a lease to start on or about Oct 1, 2019. No dogs-No 3 shares. Max 2 roommates. Non smokers only. This is your opportunity to connect with the historic & beautiful Union SQ Park as you are just steps away. You are also steps away from one New York?s City?s most prolific mass transit hubs with the Union SQ Station train lines of N, R, Q, W, L, 4, 5, & 6. Did I mention Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Joe?s Pizza, Barnes & Noble and so much more right just steps away from your new home. Bldg Info: Gorgeous prewar elevator building with great resident superintendent, new laundry room & CyberDoorman security service. Two updated passenger elevators along with updated/restored hallways, lobby & entry way. The Swannanoa is a 10-story Neo-Renaissance apartment building designed by a prolific designer of residential buildings whose name is generally associated with single-family row houses. The building was originally planned with 40 apartments, four on each floor. Its most imposing feature is the two-story base with granite pilasters and projecting portico supported by four granite columns. Above the portico are seven-story rounded bays, undoubtedly designed to provide residents with views toward nearby Union Square. The brick-faced upper floors are extensively ornamented with Terra- Cotta, including foliate detail, Cartouches, Lion heads, and Dolphins. Designed by Renowned Architect: Gilbert A. Schellinger 1898-1900.