242 East 19th Street #8DE

Rare opportunity to live steps from Gramercy Park on a beautiful tree lined block in a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home with all open views and a working fireplace too! This is truly location, location, location. This incredible three bedroom home has two additional bonus rooms all flooded with sunshine and open city views! There are no interior views. This apartment is located in a top full service prewar cooperative with a 24 hour elevator operator and a live in super as well. There is a fabulous roof deck too! When you enter into this wonderful home you have an incredible separation of space with a bonus windowed mud room the size of a maid's room. The north facing living room has views to 19th street and high beamed ceilings that are over 9 feet tall. The formal dining room has a wood burning fireplace with a mantle made of wood and granite. The oversized master bedroom is the size of most living rooms and has two large outfitted closets. The second bedroom is a corner room and is flooded with sunshine facing west and north with open city views. The third bedroom has sliding glass paneled pocket doors and the windowed kitchen has tons of storage with ceramic tiled counter tops and backsplash. Through out the home there are custom radiator covers, hard wood floors and glass door knobs with original hardware. Both windowed bathrooms have the original porcelain deep soaking tubs. Located in a top prewar cooperative, built in 1927 this building is an incredible 92% owner occupied with a fabulous planted common roof deck with amazing views. Pets and washer dryers are Ok with Approval. Apologies but no pied terres allowed. An added rare bonus: Electric is included in the maintenance! Near the best restaurants, bakeries and shopping NYC has to offer including the wonderful Gramercy Tavern. Historically the Gramercy Park neighborhood was designated in 1966 as a historic district. Notable residents of the Gramercy area have included besides the traditionally known Hollywood crowd Historical figures such as Oscar Wilde and Theodore Roosevelt.