57 East 75 Street   Unit 1F

Welcome to this sophisticated one-bedroom, one-bathroom triplex located on a quintessential upper Eastside tree lined street, two blocks from New York City’s treasure; Central Park and moments from luxury shops and restaurants on Madison Ave.
This distinctive residence combines style and functionality, offering a unique layout that spans three floors, ensuring quiet, privacy and a seamless flow of spaces. Each level is thoughtfully designed to provide separate areas for living, entertaining and relaxing, catering to any lifestyle. On the first floor, a spacious living room featuring a marble wood burning fireplace and red oak wood floors. Four large scale South facing windows frame the room providing an abundance of sunlight. A large coat closet is offered with depth to store entertainment connectivity equipment, office printer and supplies.
The second floor kitchen space can easily accommodate two culinary enthusiasts prepping and cooking side-by-side. Creamed colors cabinetry, with marble countertops, and stainless steel appliances complete with a Wolf gas stove and vent hood and Liebherr refrigerator. The eat-in kitchen is designed for versatility with banquettes and a rising table perfect for 4-6 person dining, entertaining or as a home office. Ample cabinetry, banquettes and pantry provide plenty of storage for all your culinary needs.
The third floor is dedicated to a large-scale, bedroom that is saturated with light from south, east and west facing windows. A stand out is the grand walk-in closet with custom cabinetry. A renovated bathroom showcasing high-end finishes and extra storage is located on the third floor as well.
A self-managed co-op with low maintenance, free laundry in the basement, storage, an intercom system and a part-time super. The building allows pied-a-terres, pets, sublets and 80% financing. There is a 1% flip tax.
A washer/dryer is permitted with board approval.
The unique building façade offers a nod to the minimalist approach to construction presented by Brutalist architecture, yet, speaks beautifully with the design aesthetic of the neighborhood with the Breuer building on the corner of East 75th and Madison and the Guggenheim on East 89st.
This is a special apartment not to be missed!