200 E 84TH ST #5D    Sold
Cross Streets: 2nd & 3rd (Upper East Side)   Web ID 1797493

Stunning home gut renovated by Architect/Interior Designer owner.

This custom high-end two-bedroom apartment was recently renovated to offer a modern open concept and plenty of storage space. There is no wasted area, customized millwork with a built-in cabinet for washer/drier in the unit, and common laundry on the same floor for added convenience. Western exposures, wide plank hardwood flooring throughout the apartment, and extra-large closets.

The remodeled open kitchen is perfect for those who like to cook and entertain. It includes white composite countertops, custom cabinetry, new stainless-steel appliances, a built-in refrigerator, and a wine cooler.

The bathroom was entirely redesigned with white marble, a built-in sink, and Toto Washlet.

The Master bedroom has a spacious walk-in closet and a custom-designed storage system. The bright second bedroom offers a custom three doors closet. This bedroom can fit a queen bed or two twin beds.

All 3 PTAC units were replaced and are enclosed with lacquered finished millwork. The apartment includes automation by Nest Thermostat, Lutron Keypad lighting system, and motorized shade by Hunter Douglas.

200 East 84th Street is a warm community and escapes from the busy city. This pet-friendly building has a live-in superintendent, 24-hour doormen, brand new elevators (renovated in 2018), and a recently renovated lobby. The building boasts a spectacular rooftop terrace with panoramic 360-degree views of the city, ample lounge chairs and dining areas, potted foliage, and beautiful evening lighting. This well-maintained building, is only steps away from the 4/5/6 express subway (entrance on 86th and Lexington) AND brand new Q subway (entrance on 83rd and Second Ave.). Excellent neighborhood amenities include Fairway, Whole Foods, Equinox, Soul Cycle, 305 Fitness, Rumble, houses of worship, and fantastic restaurants and shopping. Very short walks of equal distance to Central Park and Carl Schurz Park and all major museums, including The Met, directly up the street.

Monthly costs are low, and the building's financials are very healthy; all renovations have been done without increasing maintenance.