150 East 69 Street   Unit 8J

Hurry over to this turnkey, renovated home at the highly desirable Imperial House where white glove service, luxury and convenience join in a prime Manhattan location. Thoughtfully designed and impeccably finished, this two bedroom / two bath home features cityscape views, overlooking the historic “stable row” of decorative carriage houses from the late 19th century.
Step into a welcoming foyer leading to a formal gallery, where you’ll find the first of several enlarged walk-in closets and built-ins. The nearly 30’ open loft-life Living Room offers both a formal dining space and an elegant dine-in kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances like Subzero, Viking dishwasher and range, and Monogram wine cooler. An enclosed terrace serves as the perfect home office, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views in three directions.
The primary bedroom suite has corner windows, and an ensuite oversized bathroom with twin sinks, a stall shower and space for a bench, along with an additional deep closet for sundries and paper goods. The second bedroom serves as a den or guest room with en-suite marble bath and shower. Additional highlights include new floors, a full-size stacked LG washer/dryer and plenty of custom-fitted storage and wardrobes throughout.
Designed by Emery Roth & Sons and built in 1960, the impressive Imperial House occupies a full city block between Lexington and Third Avenues. Converted to co-op in 1971, the cooperative offers an extensive list of amenities, including 24-hour doormen, elevator attendants, a concierge desk, live-in Resident Manager, a semi circular driveway with protective porte-a-cochere, a state of the art gym, and a beautifully planted meditation garden. Shareholders enjoy a preferential rate of $400 monthly for the on-site garage. Conveniently located near transportation and numerous dining and retail options, this pet friendly 28-story co-op consists of 378 homes and now considers pied-a-terre ownership on a case by case basis, in addition to up to 60% financing. A current assessment of $454.41 for capital improvements will end this June; notably, this is the only capital assessment in the last five years. A new “Whole Foods Market Daily Shop” is expected to debut nearby this year for convenient urban shopping.