212 E 48th Street, New York City, NY 10017

This large one-bedroom residence is perfectly situated in the heart of East Midtown Manhattan and preserves its pre-war character with a wood-burning fireplace and hardwood floors throughout. Over 9-foot beamed ceilings lend scale and volume to the large, west-facing living room. The living room has 2 closets providing ample storage for the unit. The windowed kitchen features solid wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and modern appliances. Throughout the home, meticulous attention to detail and careful upkeep create a residence that feels both impeccable and inviting. The corner bedroom is generously proportioned and with 3 windows and a large closet. Designed in 1924 by architect John H. Duncan, who also designed Grant’s Tomb in Riverside Park and the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch at the entrance to Prospect Park in Brooklyn, this distinguished cooperative offers amenities, including a marble lobby, a landscaped roof deck with great views, a private garden, a live-in superintendent, a porter, private additional storage available in the basement and central laundry. The building’s architectural pedigree and classic design are complemented by a welcoming, well-maintained environment. Conveniently located near Grand Central and the United Nations, multiple subway lines, and some of Midtown’s finest dining and conveniences, this residence offers both accessibility and a quiet, residential feel. This pet-friendly co-op policies allow co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-à-terre ownership, subject to board approval, with financing permitted up to 80%.