136 E 64th Street #9F

Located on one of the Upper East Side's most beautiful tree-lines blocks, this elegant and fully renovated five room, pre-war cooperative apartment melds modern conveniences with unique architectural details such as beamed ceilings, crown moldings, and a wood burning fireplace. The spacious living room features multiple seating areas and is flooded with Southern light. The elegant dining room with seating for up to ten is paneled with custom mill work of a by-gone era. Both the living room and the dining room are wired for sound. A windowed kitchen off the dining room has been tastefully designed with an Ann Sacks mosaic glass back splash, custom cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, marble counters and floors as well as bar seating for one. The serene primary bedroom has an en-suite windowed bathroom with marble counters and floors and the corner second bedroom has been cleverly designed with custom mill work to function as both a home office as well as a guest bedroom. A second windowed bathroom off the bedroom gallery hall is perfectly located to serve as both a guest bath and a powder room. Additional features of this home are the washer and dryer which vents to the outside; double-paned picture windows; and an abundance of storage space. 136 East 64th Street was built in 1928 by the architect George F. Pelham (who also designed the nearby Hotel Plaza Athénée). This white glove cooperative offers one of the Upper East Side's grandest lobbies; a full time staff with 24-hour doormen, porters and a live-in superintendent; is wired for Verizon Fios; and offers private storage for each apartment. The building allows 50% financing, is pet friendly and considers pied-a-terre purchasers on a case-by-case basis. This rare offering will not last and is a must-see.