136 East 56th Street, New York, NY

We are delighted to welcome you to this TRULY UNIQUE FIND in the center of Manhattan, if you are looking for a spacious apartment, we have exactly what you need.<br><br>Large 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home of approximately 1,475 sq. ft. which can be easily converted to a 3-bedroom home. The expansive living room with large dining alcove makes it a great space for entertaining. The dining room affords enough space to add a 3rd bedroom or home office. The king-sized primary bedroom is super spacious with an ensuite bathroom and 3 large and deep walk-in closets. The second bedroom offers enough space for a queen-sized bed plus office area. The flexible layout with abundance of closet space allows you to further create your dream home by adding your custom design to the windowed kitchen and bathroom. Plus, washer/dryer is permitted with Board approval. This is an opportunity for the smart buyer to build equity - a truly unique find in the heart of Midtown just off of Park Avenue. <br><br>Located off of Park Avenue, this neighborhood is a residential and business hub for some of the top financial companies in the world, as well as a cultural destination with top art auction houses and Michelin-starred restaurants just up the street. Central Park, Whole Foods and the finest dining and shopping just blocks away! This wonderful home is ideally located in a white-glove Coop with a recently unveiled limestone facade, renovated hallways, and a lobby renovation which is soon to be completed. Additional amenities include 24-hour doorman, superior staff, on-site garage (at a reduced rate to shareholders) and storage space. Liberal policies include pied-a-terres and sublets upon approval, 80% financing permitted, plus Gifting and Co-Purchasing allowed. Commuting is a breeze with the nearby 6,4,5 subway lines, and the 57th Street crosstown bus. In close proximity, the convenience of a Whole Foods Market is complemented by an array of dining options, including renowned restaurants like Club A Steakhouse, The Lobster Club and Mr. Chow.