LOTS OF LIGHT | RENOVATED | CORNER UNIT

This bright, renovated, and expansive two-bedroom, two-bathroom property boasts high-end finishes, loads of natural light, hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, through-the-wall air conditioning, refined fixtures, custom built-ins, window treatments, crown and base moldings, with ample closets and storage throughout.

The inviting foyer contains two closets and space for an entryway console. The generously proportioned living area offers great space for entertaining, as well as a separate dining alcove. The kitchen includes custom shaker cabinets and drawers, mosaic tile backsplash, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances.

The king-size primary suite features two exposures (north/west) and is outfitted with custom closets, wall unit and storage, built-ins, window treatments, and recessed lighting throughout. The ensuite bathroom consists of a stall shower with a rainfall showerhead and horizontal accent tile. The second bedroom includes custom built-ins, window treatments, and a large closet. The second bathroom features a cast iron bathtub, pedestal sink, and decorative tiles.

310 East 70th Street is a well-run building located on a beautiful tree-lined block. The 12-story full-service building was built in 1959 and converted to a cooperative in 1988. The Post-war co-op recently renovated the elevator, lobby and hallways, and provides its residents with a host of amenities, including resident superintendent, 24-hour doorman and staff, landscaped roof deck, laundry room, bike room, private storage room, and parking garage. The building is in close proximity to subways and mass transportation, multiple hospitals, gourmet grocery markets, coffee shops & cafes, Central Park, museums, and all the upscale shopping and dining attractions the Upper East Side has to offer.

Nearest Subways: Q train around the corner at 69th St & Second Ave, 6 train at 68th St & Lexington Ave, and Q/F train at 63rd St & Third Ave

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