235 East 49 Street   Unit 11G

Highly Coveted Corner Unit One Bedroom with Stunning Views Overlooking Historic Turtle Bay.

Seven windows flood apartment 11G with light and frame the expansive skyline to the North, East & South. Enter this prewar home through a proper foyer and reveal a living room of grand proportions with beamed ceilings, charming shelves, hardwood floors and room for dining.

The spacious corner bedroom is airy and well suited for a king-sized bed. Enjoy the rare luxury of having two walk-in closets (aside from two standard ones), with one directly en-suite from the bedroom. Other shareholders in this line have converted this to home office because of its scale.

The kitchen features a dishwasher, plentiful storage, and great counter space. A large south facing window with great views is a highlight of the bathroom.

Located between Second and Third Avenues, 235 East 49th St is a 12-story building built and designed by Henry Ives Cobb in 1927. It originally served as the New York Theological Seminary before it was converted to the well-maintained co-op it is today.

There is a part-time doorman, beautifully landscaped common roof deck and pristine laundry room. Enjoy convenience to fine restaurants, great shopping and easy commuter access to Grand Central, including the brand-new Madison terminal for the Long Island Railroad, and the FDR.