Kaabọ si ile ni Residence 4C — ile ti a tun ṣe lẹwa, ni igun, ile-iṣọpọ mejin, meji-bati, ti o n ṣe afihan awọn ilẹ to lẹwa bi herringbone, awọn agbelebu giga, ina àyàfa ti a ṣe ọwọ, ati wiwo iconic ti Queensboro Bridge lati awọn ferese to kubwa, meji-pẹlẹbẹ, ti ko ni ariwo ti o doju. Ibi ti oorun kun ati ti a ṣe iwọn pupọ, ile ti o ni itẹwọgba yii jẹ ọlọrọ pẹlu ẹwa ti ibẹrẹ-ile ati pe o le wọle ni kiakia. Ohun ti o nilo nikan ni ibọwọ rẹ. Wọle nipasẹ ibugbe to lẹwa ti o ni ẹwa pẹlu ẹnu-ọba ti o n ṣii sinu yara gbigbe ti o ni iwontunwonsi pẹlu agbegbe jijẹ ti a yan — ti o dara fun ṣiṣe ayẹyẹ tabi gbadun awọn alẹ ti o dakẹ ni ile. Ibi ikoko kan to fẹra, ti o nfẹ oju-ọna si iwọ-oorun, ni awọn ferese ikoko ti o ni hacefun ti o dara fun awọn ounjẹ ọsan. O ni awọn ẹrọ to dara julọ, pẹlu ibọn Wolf, firiji Sub-Zero ati firiji waini, ati ẹrọ idapọmọra Fisher & Paykel. Awọn countertops Carrara marble ati iṣọ amu glass Ann Sacks pari aaye ounjẹ ti a ṣe ero yii. Nibiti gbogbo ile naa, awọn ohun ti a ṣe ni pataki ati awọn igba California n pese ipamọ didara ati irọrun. Meji awọn yara ibujoko ni en-suite pẹlu awọn baluwe ti o ni ferese ti a tun ṣe lẹwa pẹlu awọn apakan ti o ga, ti n ṣe ilọsiwaju ipo ti ile naa. Ile ti o kun fun imọlẹ yii nfunni ni afẹfẹ ni ipele-wàlà, ati itọju oṣooṣu pẹlu ina ati ikanni ọrọ-ìbáyédè fun iye afikun ati irọrun. 400 East 59th Street, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ Van Wart ati Wein ni 1928, jẹ ile-iṣọpọ alabaṣiṣẹpọ ti a ṣe igbẹhin pẹlu doorman wakati 24, alakoso ti nbẹ, yara imura, yara keke, ati ogba ti o dakẹ ti o wa ni itẹsiwaju ibugbe. Ti wa ni ipo ti o dara ni Sutton Place, ile naa nfunni ni iraye si irinna (N/R/W/4/5/6), awọn aṣayan jijẹ to gaju, ati rira to mẹwa — pẹlu Trader Joe’s kọja ọna, Whole Foods nitosi, ati awọn ibi ikẹkọ gẹgẹbi Crunch ati Equinox. Ile naa gba 75% inawo, ko ni owo flip, jẹ ore-ọsin, ati gba pieds-a`-terre ati awọn abájọ. Iṣọpọ yii ni awọn ẹya 120 ti a pin laarin awọn ọgba meji. Kan si wa loni lati ṣeto ikowe ikọkọ — ile yi jẹ ẹtọ to daju ati pe ko ni duro.

Welcome home to Residence 4C — a beautifully renovated, corner, pre-war two-bedroom, two-bath cooperative showcasing gorgeous herringbone floors, high beamed ceilings, a hand-crafted decorative fireplace, and iconic views of the Queensboro Bridge from oversized, double-pane, pin-drop-quiet north- and west-facing windows. Sun-filled and generously scaled, this inviting home is rich with pre-war charm and truly move-in ready. All you need is your toothbrush. Enter through an elegant foyer accented by a graceful archway that opens into a well-proportioned living room with a designated dining area — ideal for entertaining or enjoying quiet evenings at home. The charming, west-facing, windowed eat-in kitchen features custom banquette seating perfect for cozy breakfasts. It is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, including a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine fridge, and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. Carrara marble countertops and an Ann Sacks glass tile backsplash complete this thoughtfully designed culinary space. Throughout the residence, custom built-ins and California Closets provide exceptional storage and convenience. Both bedrooms are en-suite with windowed bathrooms that have been tastefully renovated with high-end fixtures, enhancing the home’s refined and sophisticated ambiance. This light-filled home offers through-the-wall air conditioning, and the monthly maintenance includes electricity and basic cable for added value and ease. 400 East 59th Street, designed by Van Wart and Wein in 1928, is a full-service pre-war cooperative featuring a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry room, bike room, and a serene garden tucked just off the lobby. Ideally situated in Sutton Place, the building offers easy access to transportation (N/R/W/4/5/6 lines), superb dining options, and premier shopping — including Trader Joe’s across the street, Whole Foods nearby, and fitness destinations such as Crunch and Equinox. The building permits 75% financing, imposes no flip tax, is pet-friendly, and allows pieds-a`-terre and sublets. The co-op is composed of 120 units divided between two towers. Contact us today to schedule a private showing — this residence is truly exceptional and will not last.