333 East 75 Street   Unit 6E

Are you looking to upgrade to a larger home in NYC that has a designated work area - this is it! Bring your designer and make this space your own. This bright sun-drenched oversized 1 bedroom offers space and alternate layout opportunities as well! The "open kitchen concept" is all the rage and many "E"lines at the Eastbrook have crafted it beautifully. The wide roomy kitchen is a cook's delight. If the "OKC" is your dream, guests can cozy up with a glass of wine and a snack in addition to the separate dining area! The generously proportioned living room has a double entry closet and hardwood floors. A wall of windows with southern exposure keeps it bright in any season. The amply sized bedroom accommodates a king-sized bed, has a double closet and an area for a workspace as well. The bathroom with a conveniently adjacent linen closet completes the package. The Eastbrook is a wonderful place to call home! A full-service building with a superb location offering multiple transportation (2nd Avenue subway-Q train, and the 72nd street crosstown bus) and entertainment options at your doorstep. This well-maintained building features a fully renovated lobby, new elevators, updated laundry facilities, BuildingLink delivery notification system and an amazing 24-hour staff including a live-in super. Additionally, the hallways have just undergone a full renovation with no assessment! The panoramic roof deck provides 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline and is a wonderful oasis in the heart of the city. It has new loungers, tables and chairs and is the perfect place to recharge. Co-purchasers and pied a terre's are welcome and the building is pet friendly. Sublets are permitted after 2 years of ownership. According to Brick Underground, the UES is listed as the safest place to purchase/invest in NYC real estate. The "UES offers a great mix of product, buying stability with a brand name". Historically, it is able to weather a financial crisis thanks to the requisite application process. Abundant green space (Central Park, Carl Schurz Park, East River Greenway) additionally make the UES considered a less densely populated area with a real neighborhood feel. All of these features plus the reasonable dollar per square foot ratio and the "Q" train has made this trendy and well-established neighborhood the place to buy. The Upper East Side has a burgeoning restaurant scene with numerous dining options ranging from JG Melon's, The Meatball Shop, Penrose, Uva wine bar, Jones Wood Foundry and Quality Eats. Gourmet shopping options include Citarella, Agata & Valentina, Fairway and Whole Foods. Orwasher's Bakery is just around the corner. They've been baking the best black-and-white cookies in the city since 1916! Welcome home!