| ID# | RLS20107180 |
| Maelezo ya Mali | Harridge House 1 chumba cha kulala, 1 bafu, mashine ya kuosha vyombo (DOM): 71 days |
| Mwaka wa Ujenzi | 1963 |
| Ada za Matengenezo | $1,864 |
| Treni ya Chini | 4 dakika: N, W, R, 4, 5, 6, E, M |
| 6 dakika: F, Q | |
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Nyumba hii kubwa kupita kawaida na yenye mvuto, yenye chumba 1 cha kulala na bafu 1, ni mfano bora wa maisha ya kifahari ya Sutton Place, na iko katika mojawapo ya majengo ya baada ya vita yanayotafutwa sana kwenye East 57th Street, The Harridge House. Unaingia katika ukumbi wa kuvutia unaoelekea kwenye sebule/chumba cha kulia chakula kilicho pana, chenye urefu wa zaidi ya futi 22, na nafasi ya kutosha kwa eneo kubwa la kuketi pamoja na eneo tofauti la kulia chakula, huku kikifurahia mwanga mzuri wa upande wa kaskazini. Jikoni la mtindo wa galley liko kwa urahisi karibu na ukumbi na lina nafasi nzuri sana ya kuhifadhia vitu. Chumba kikuu cha kulala kinaweza kutoshea kwa urahisi kitanda cha ukubwa wa king, kina nafasi ya ofisi na kabati kubwa. Bafu liko kwa urahisi karibu na sebule na halihitaji kupitia chumba cha kulala ili kulifikia. Vipengele vingine vya nyumba hii nzuri ni pamoja na kiyoyozi kilichowekwa ndani ya ukuta, rafu za vitabu zilizojengwa ndani na nafasi nyingi za makabati.
The Harridge House ni jengo la ushirika la baada ya vita linalosimamiwa kwa ustadi mkubwa, likiwa na mlinzi wa mlangoni anayefanya kazi muda wote, msimamizi mkazi, staha ya kuvutia juu ya paa yenye mandhari nzuri, bustani ya faragha karibu na ukumbi wa kuingilia, chumba cha kuhifadhia baiskeli, vyumba viwili vya kufulia, sehemu za kuhifadhia vitu na gereji iliyo kwenye eneo hilo yenye ufikiaji wa moja kwa moja kutoka ndani ya jengo. Yote haya yako umbali mfupi sana kutoka Whole Foods (moja kwa moja upande wa pili wa barabara), Trader Joe’s kwenye 59th Street na First Avenue, Bloomingdales, mikahawa mizuri sana, pamoja na ufikiaji rahisi wa vituo vya treni za chini ya ardhi vya 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, W, F, M na E, na pia basi linalopita kutoka upande mmoja wa jiji hadi mwingine.
Nyumba za makazi ya muda, ununuzi wa pamoja, wadhamini, wazazi wanaonunua kwa ajili ya watoto wao watu wazima na upangishaji wa muda mfupi vinaruhusiwa kwa kuzingatia kila kesi. Samahani, mbwa hawaruhusiwi—paka pekee. Kodi ya uhamishaji ya asilimia 2 inalipwa na muuzaji.
This over-sized and gracious 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is the epitome of elegant Sutton Place living and is located in one of the most sought after post-war buildings on East 57th Street, The Harridge House. Enter into a gracious foyer that leads to the expansive living/dining room which spans over 22 feet in length with plenty of room for a large sitting area and separate dining area with lovely northern exposures. The galley kitchen is conveniently located off the foyer and has fantastic storage space. The primary bedroom can comfortably fit a king size bed, has room for an office and has a generous closet. The bathroom is conveniently located off the living room and does not require access through the bedroom. Additional features to this beautiful home include thru wall A/C, built in book shelves and ample closet space.
The Harridge House is an impeccably run post-war cooperative with a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, magnificent roof deck with wonderful views, private garden off the lobby, bike room, two laundry rooms, storage and an on-site garage with direct building access. All of this is a stone's throw away from Whole Foods (directly across the street), Trader Joe's at 59th Street and First Avenue, Bloomingdales, fantastic restaurants, and easy access to the 4,5,6,N,Q,R,W,F,M and E subway stops as well as the crosstown bus.
Pied-a-terre's, co-purchasing, guarantors, parent's buying for adult children and sublets are all permitted on a case-by-case basis. Sorry, no dogs - cats only. 2% flip-tax paid by seller.
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