FOR SALE
Buy 235 73RD #9D with USDC
New York, Lenox Hill, New York City, NY, US
FOR SALE
$875,000 (~875,000 USDC). RealOpen converts your crypto and wires cash to closing.
Asking
$875,000
BTC
10.705
ETH
353.31
Beds
1
Baths
1
Home Size
800 sq. ft.
Year Built
1930
Recently Renovated One Bedroom Eastgate Coop
This spacious and sunny corner apartment in the distinguished Eastgate co-op complex is the perfect combination of modern design and prewar charm.
Located on one of the most elegant blocks on the Upper East Side, this recently renovated apartment opens onto a gracious foyer, which leads seamlessly into a raised dining gallery. The space opens further into a generously proportioned sunken living room, which is thoughtfully appointed with custom built-in bookshelves, beautifully maintained parquet floors, and contemporary recessed lighting. The spacious windowed kitchen features a Viking stove, Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg refrigerator, GE Microwave, Franke fixtures, refined quartzite counters, and ample cabinet space. Sunlight and fresh air suffuse the windowed bathroom and luxurious walk-in glass shower. Storage is plentiful throughout the apartment, which includes four large well-finished closets, including two which are walk-in. In the oversized corner bedroom, windows open out onto open, airy views to both the east and north.
As one of the distinctive prewar "Eastgate" apartment buildings, 235 East 73rd Street sits on a peaceful tree-lined street at the center of the "sweet spot" of the Upper East Side, blocks from Central Park and the Q and 6 trains and surrounded by some of the most vibrant restaurants in the city. This iconic building was designed by the preeminent Beaux-Arts and Art Deco architect Emery Roth, also renowned for his designs of the Ritz Tower, The El Dorado, and The San Remo, and built in 1930 by the preeminent developers Bing and Bing. It is a well-maintained, full-service cooperative with a full-time doorman, resident manager, fitness center, central laundry, and private courtyard. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-à-terre ownership. 75% financing is permitted. There is a 2% flip tax.
This spacious and sunny corner apartment in the distinguished Eastgate co-op complex is the perfect combination of modern design and prewar charm.
Located on one of the most elegant blocks on the Upper East Side, this recently renovated apartment opens onto a gracious foyer, which leads seamlessly into a raised dining gallery. The space opens further into a generously proportioned sunken living room, which is thoughtfully appointed with custom built-in bookshelves, beautifully maintained parquet floors, and contemporary recessed lighting. The spacious windowed kitchen features a Viking stove, Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg refrigerator, GE Microwave, Franke fixtures, refined quartzite counters, and ample cabinet space. Sunlight and fresh air suffuse the windowed bathroom and luxurious walk-in glass shower. Storage is plentiful throughout the apartment, which includes four large well-finished closets, including two which are walk-in. In the oversized corner bedroom, windows open out onto open, airy views to both the east and north.
As one of the distinctive prewar "Eastgate" apartment buildings, 235 East 73rd Street sits on a peaceful tree-lined street at the center of the "sweet spot" of the Upper East Side, blocks from Central Park and the Q and 6 trains and surrounded by some of the most vibrant restaurants in the city. This iconic building was designed by the preeminent Beaux-Arts and Art Deco architect Emery Roth, also renowned for his designs of the Ritz Tower, The El Dorado, and The San Remo, and built in 1930 by the preeminent developers Bing and Bing. It is a well-maintained, full-service cooperative with a full-time doorman, resident manager, fitness center, central laundry, and private courtyard. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-à-terre ownership. 75% financing is permitted. There is a 2% flip tax.
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