333 East 46 Street   Unit 14J

Introducing #14J at 333 E 46th Street - a mint-condition 1-bedroom residence offered on the market for the very first time! A true gem in a highly coveted post-war Condop - an amazing primary residence or investment property purchase opportunity!

#14J is in turnkey condition and has just been converted into a junior 1-bedroom with great proportions. It's bright and airy and on a high floor with an entire wall of south-facing windows and beautiful open sunny views over the East River and Dag Hammarskjold Park. Additional enhancements include four new closets in the foyer for ample storage space, a very generously sized 13 x 21 living room, a sleek bathroom with modern finishes, and a renovated contemporary kitchen, provisioned with updated steel appliances including a microwave and dishwasher, chic new cabinetry and backsplash, along with a brand-new eat-in kitchen peninsula. An open concept floor plan with a unified dining and living space also makes this home perfect for entertaining.

333 E 46th Street is a sought-after post-war high-rise Condop enjoying a privileged location in Turtle Bay, directly opposite the tranquil Dag Hammarskjold Park and UN Plaza. The building is beautifully and efficiently run, with 24-hour doorman service and a live-in superintendent. Subleasing and pied--terres permitted. Attractively low maintenance charges. Cats allowed. An expansive roof deck, bike room and residents' laundry facility round out the building's wonderful offering of amenities.

Enjoy morning strolls along the East River as the sun comes up, walk mere minutes to the city's many cultural institutions and open green spaces, and entertain company in the neighborhood's vivacious restaurant and bar scene, with every cuisine imaginable - you are by the UN, after all! Be steps away from the heart of the city, a short stroll away from Grand Central, the Empire State Building, Fifth Avenue shopping, Times Square, and the bright lights of Broadway. Experience what it feels like to truly live at the crossroads of the most diverse city in the world.