225 East 74th Street #5L

Walking inside the formal entrance of this classic Art Deco co-operative, you enter a warm, sophisticated lobby, complete with spectacular original details, terrazzo floors and fireplace. This apartment itself includes classic architectural features such as arched doorways, high ceilings and wrought iron railing.

The apartment is approximately 600 square feet providing considerable living space. Upon entry, you walk into a foyer that can also function as a distinct dining area as it has direc…

Walking inside the formal entrance of this classic Art Deco co-operative, you enter a warm, sophisticated lobby, complete with spectacular original details, terrazzo floors and fireplace. This apartment itself includes classic architectural features such as arched doorways, high ceilings and wrought iron railing.

The apartment is approximately 600 square feet providing considerable living space. Upon entry, you walk into a foyer that can also function as a distinct dining area as it has direct access to the kitchen. The spacious three windowed kitchen is newly renovated. Step-down into a main room large enough for a living area and a bedroom area. A separate dressing room offers three large closets and a windowed bathroom. The bathroom is completely renovated and features a rain shower along with a handheld.

225 East 74th Street was built in 1938 and is a well maintained pre-war co-operative nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side on 74th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. This pet-friendly co-op offers a 24 hour doorman, a fantastic live-in resident manager, basement laundry room, bike room, courtyard garden with seating area and storage available for rent. Co-purchasing, parents buying for children, and pied-a-terres, as well as up to 80% financing, are permitted. 2% flip tax to be split between buyer and seller. Perfectly situated between the 6 train on 77th Street and the 72nd Street Q stop, 225 East 74th Street is surrounded by fantastic shopping, nightlife, and restaurants including the famous JG Melon.