Picture yourself perched high above the Upper East Side — Central Park is within view, and you can breathe the city in from your private terrace.
It’s summer, the park is alive and bursting with green, and Fifth Avenue below is humming with life.
As the cityscape stretches out in front of you, and you lean back and sip your drink before heading downstairs to your building’s exclusive restaurant.
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For the new owners of 1 East 66th Street, Apartment 11F, this won’t just be a fantasy.
In fact, this two-bedroom, three-bathroom property in one of the city’s most storied and beautiful neighborhoods, is available now!
The term “dream home” simply doesn’t cut it for this property.
Owners will enjoy views from all directions, and an abundance of natural light. It has a flexible layout, with a large gallery and entry — as inviting as any in the city.
The oversized living room has a wood-burning fireplace and hardwood chevron floors, and is rich with character.
Opposite the living room is the U-shaped kitchen, which has tons of cabinet space, along with a service entrance, full bathroom, and a pantry.
Plus, a formal dining room is adjacent to the kitchen, which can also be used as an additional bedroom or home office.
The primary bedroom has it all: An en-suite bathroom, a corner bay window, and a large walk-in closet.
The second bedroom, which can double as a den, provides access to the unit’s private terrace, giving owners some much-coveted outdoor space deep in the heart of the city.
The property is situated in a Rosario Candela-designed building in a second-to-none location, at the corner of 66th Street and 5th Avenue — directly across the street from Central Park.
1 East 66th Street offers hotel-like living and services, such as full-time door staff and concierge services, as well as an elevator operator, maid service, a gym, laundry facilities, and an on-site restaurant that’s exclusive to residents.
This unit is listed for $2,495,000 by broker Harriet Kaufman of Coldwell Banker Warburg.
