MITCHELL PL #8-C

Mitchell Place is a little unknown street, perched just steps off 49th Street and sandwiched between First Avenue and Beekman Place. Originally built as a two-bedroom, the current owners skillfully redesigned this apartment into the perfect one bedroom. This bright, northern facing home has open exposures and overlooks the townhouses on 50th St. There’s a large bedroom, an ensuite double-windowed bathroom with double vanities and a large rain and hand shower. There is one of the largest closets…

Mitchell Place is a little unknown street, perched just steps off 49th Street and sandwiched between First Avenue and Beekman Place. Originally built as a two-bedroom, the current owners skillfully redesigned this apartment into the perfect one bedroom. This bright, northern facing home has open exposures and overlooks the townhouses on 50th St. There’s a large bedroom, an ensuite double-windowed bathroom with double vanities and a large rain and hand shower. There is one of the largest closets you’ll ever find in a one bedroom apartment, measuring over 20-feet in length. The kitchen has Siematic stainless steel cabinets, all Miele appliances including a dishwasher, vented cooktop, oven, speedoven/microwave and a Sub-Zero refrigerator. The living room, complete with a beautiful fireplace can be completely closed off from the kitchen behind gorgeous mirrored sliding doors with televisions built-in on both sides (if desired, the tvs will be left for the new owners).

Every inch of this entire apartment was gutted, from the walls to the floors, every inch of this apartment was reimagined for modern living. No expense was spared in this immaculate renovation. There are all new turn and tilt windows, moldings, trim and baseboards were added, thru-the-wall air conditioning units were installed and a complete AV system with in-the-wall speakers.

Built in 1928, 10 Mitchell Place has 85 apartments, a beautiful lobby, a newly renovated, landscaped roof deck with panoramic city view overlooking many city landmarks; the UN and Chrysler Buildings, the Queensboro and Williamsburg Bridges, and the East River. The roof garden can be reserved for a private event or just to have friends over to be mesmerized by the city’s lights.