509 E 83RD Street #2W Manhattan, NY 10028

Move right into this stunning 1-bedroom prewar home with a beautifully renovated windowed bathroom, soaring 11-foot ceilings and hardwood floors throughout as well as a suite of cedar closets for plenty of storage, supplemented by additional private storage space in the building's basement. With regal crown and base molding, charming prewar and exposed brick detail throughout, apartment 2W at 509 East 83rd Street is a quiet and spacious urban oasis on a fabulous tree-lined block of the Upper East Side.

Enter into a large, windowed gallery with beautiful exposed brick, serving as a perfect home office but flexibly usable as per your needs. Through an arched hallway with built-in bookcase/shelving as well as cabinetry below is a sprawling living/dining room with two oversized windows facing South over the trees along East 83rd Street, drawing in marvelous natural light. The windowed kitchen is perfectly situated and finished with black granite countertops and glass subway tile backsplash beneath a vast array of wooden cabinetry overhead. There is a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, gas range/oven, dishwasher and microwave.

Separated from the entertaining spaces, a sizable bedroom leaves little to be desired with a dedicated cedar closet and beautifully appointed renovated en-suite windowed bathroom. Lined with glazed beige brick tile, there is double vanity storage and an oversized glass-enclosed stall shower with a built-in bench and product nook for all of your bathing necessities. There are also two additional cedar closets in the apartment's entry gallery.

509 East 83rd Street is a tranquil, well-run boutique cooperative with only 3 apartments per floor. The building offers private storage at no fee, laundry on-site as well as bicycle storage. Shareholders additionally have access to the building's roof. Located between Carl Schurz Park and the Second Avenue Subway, residents enjoy the abundance of shopping, dining and recreational experiences that characterize life on the Upper East Side. Cats are permitted, but dogs are not.