200 East 66th Street #D202

Apartment D202 is a lovely 2 bed/2 bath wrapped in foliage and overlooking the building's private sculpture garden. There is Central Air-Conditioning with individual controls in 3 rooms along with solid wood doors and 4" wide, quarter sawn solid oak plank floors throughout. The large dining area, with double exposures, can easily be made into a separate library or home office. The spacious, windowed kitchen features custom wood cabinetry, Terrazzo floor tiles, Caesarstone Lagos Blue countertops, Ann Sacks glass tile backsplash and stainless steel Viking appliances.

Manhattan House allows 90% financing with no flip-tax. In addition to the full-time resident manager and 24-hour doormen, residents can enjoy the building's landscaped garden, gym, children's playroom, valet, and the Manhattan Club - an exceptional entertaining space which opens onto an expansive terrace.

QUICK FACTS
Financing: 90% Allowed
5 Rooms: 2 Bedrooms + 2 Full Bathrooms
Square Footage: 1,466 sqft
Washer/Dryer: Bosch W/D in apt
Exposures: South and East
Assessments: None
Flip Tax: None
Staff: 24 hour doormen + full time resident manager
Gym: Yes
Garage: Yes
Storage: Included with the apartment
Bike Room: Yes
Pets: Allowed (75lbs limit for dogs)
Pied a Terre: Allowed
Outdoor Space: Landscaped garden
Amenities: Residents club room + children's playroom + valet (dry cleaning, laundry, basic tailoring)

APARTMENT FEATURES
Flooring: 4" wide, quarter sawn solid oak planks
Doors: Solid wood
Windows: Custom high-performance acoustic and energy efficient windows
Mouldings: Custom plaster mouldings throughout
Kitchen: windowed, with Viking appliances, including wine cooler. Terrazzo floor tiles, Caesarstone Lagos Blue countertops, Ann Sacks glass tile backsplash and custom wood cabinetry
Primary Bathroom: Sebastian Crème marble, glass enclosed shower, polished chrome fixtures, towel warmer and radiant floor heating
Second Bathroom: Zocalo Crème marble and polished chrome fixtures
Central Air Conditioning: individual controls in 3 rooms

Building designed by Gordon Bunshaft with Skidmore Owings + Merrill 1950 (landmarked in 2007)