1435 Lexington Avenue   Unit 9B

Welcome to Residence 9B!

Enter through a gracious foyer into a beautifully renovated Classic 6 - three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath featuring upgraded electrical, plumbing, new hardwood herringbone floors, cast-plaster ceiling moldings, custom closets, marble bathrooms and much more. The elegant, bright west-facing living room features high beamed ceilings, beautiful plaster moldings, a wood-burning fireplace and custom built-ins. On the opposite side of the foyer is a large formal north-facing dining room with gracious plaster moldings and built-in speakers wired to accommodate an integrated sound system.

Off of the foyer is a private bedroom wing featuring 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in linen storage and a purpose-built laundry closet featuring an externally-vented Miele washer and dryer. The corner primary bedroom suite is bathed in natural light featuring three windows with western and northern exposures, a charming window seat with open city views and multiple custom built-in closets. The en-suite primary windowed bath has a marble countertop, double sinks, glass enclosed stall shower lined with Thassos marble subway tile and basketweave flooring. The second bedroom, also west-facing, includes a custom built-in desk and bookshelf unit along one wall with its own hall bath likewise featuring white Thassos marble subway tile and basketweave flooring, Caesarstone counter, and an enclosed Jacuzzi soaking tub.

A third bedroom features en-suite powder room-convertible to a full bathroom, built-in storage, desk and another charming window seat.

Designed by architects Blum & Blum and built in 1925, 1435 Lexington Avenue is a 24-hour doorman, pet-friendly, cooperative building located in the heart of Carnegie Hill between 93rd and 94th Streets. The building features only three apartments per floor and includes a transferable basement storage unit with the apartment. Building amenities include a bike room, laundry room and a landscaped roof deck with expansive city views to the east and north accommodating well-lit seating and dining areas. The building flip tax is 2% paid by the buyer and permits 65% financing.

Located minutes from Central Park, dining on Madison Avenue and Museum Mile-a short distance from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The neighborhood offers convenient access to the renowned 92nd Street Y and proximity to some of New York City's most prestigious schools, including Dalton, Chapin, Nightingale, Hunter College High School, Trevor Day, Spence, Ramaz and The Windward School, along with other notable private, public and independent schools in the area. Transportation is easily accessible through the Lexington Avenue subway two blocks north of the Q train station just down the hill at 93rd Street and Second Avenue.