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131 East 66th Street #2/3B

Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10065

$5,750,000
  • 8 Rooms
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 3 Bathrooms / 1 Half

131 East 66th Street #2/3B
Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10065

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Co-Op HIGHLIGHTS

  • Listing Status

    Sold

  • Property Type

    Pre-War Co-Op

  • Exposure

    South, West

  • Pied-à-Terre Allowed

    Yes

  • Doorman

    Yes

  • Pets Allowed

    Yes

  • Year Built

    1907

  • Maintenance/CC

    $9,240

  • Financing Allowed

    50%

  • Property Website

    View Website

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Rare, impeccably maintained four-bedroom duplex now available at The Studio Building. The scale and layout of this stunning apartment create a very private, house-like feeling on the corner of East 66th Street and Lexington Avenue. Generously sized yet inherently welcoming, the apartment at once accommodates both large-scale entertaining and relaxing at home. The apartment is pin-drop quiet, wonderfully sunny and in excellent condition with central air, state-of-the-art city windows and beautiful oak hardwood floors throughout.

Upon entry into the foyer, the scale and grandeur of the apartment are immediately apparent; 9'5" ceilings, prewar details, original hardwood floors and an elegant staircase lead up to the second floor. The corner living room, facing south and west, has a decorative fireplace, gallery lighting, three Juliet balconies, and receives stunning light. Double doors at the east end of the living room open to a cozy library with historically accurate built-in bookshelves and an office nook; this room can be open to the living room while entertaining or closed off for privacy. At the other end of the living room, double doors lead to a graciously proportioned 23'9" long dining room that can easily accommodate 20+ dinner guests. The dining room and kitchen are separated by dramatic floor-to-ceiling folding doors, allowing for flexibility whether entertaining or enjoying a quiet casual supper. The living room, den and dining room are all equipped with a Marantz/Sonos integrated sound system with Polk speakers. The windowed kitchen is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Gaggenau range and oven, Miele dishwasher, granite countertops, full-size Traulsen wine cooler and breakfast bar. The butler's pantry and bar, adjacent to the kitchen, is complete with an additional refrigerator, wine cooler, dishwasher, and sink. A service elevator in the kitchen allows for easy trash and recycling removal. A powder room adjacent to the bar area completes the first floor of this spectacular home.

The second floor, also with 9'5" ceilings throughout, is occupied by four spacious bedrooms and three full baths. The primary suite, which faces south over 66th Street, has two walk-in closets and a windowed ensuite bath with a spacious stall shower. The large corner bedroom, currently used as a media room, has four closets, and is flooded with afternoon light. The third bedroom is generously sized at 19'9" x 14', with two closets. Two additional full baths, a stacked washer/dryer and second entry to the apartment complete the second floor.

131 East 66th Street, also known as The Studio Building, is a full-service, white glove cooperative known for its unparalleled beauty. Built in 1905 by Charles A. Platt, The Studio Building is not only a designated New York City landmark but is also on the National Register of Historic Places. Pets are allowed, and pied-a-terres are permitted on a case-by-case basis. A 3% flip tax is paid by the purchaser. Co-exclusive.

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  • Bathrooms Total

    4

  • Bathrooms (Full)

    3

  • Bathrooms (Half)

    1

  • Bedrooms Total

    4

  • City Region

    Manhattan

  • Listing Status

    Sold

  • MLS #

    Rls10857391

  • Neighborhood

    Upper East Side

  • Property Type

    Co-Op

  • Unit Line

    B

  • View Features

    CITY

  • Year Built

    1907

  • Attendance

    Doorman Full Time, Lobby Attendant Full Time

  • Building Rules

    Pied A Terre Allowed

  • Elevators

    5

  • Laundry Features

    Building Washer Dryer Install Allowed

  • Architectural Style

    Prewar

  • Entry Level

    23

  • Total Number of Units

    37

  • Total Stories

    12

  • Year Built

    1907

  • Common Interest

    Stock Cooperative

  • Pets Allowed

    Yes

  • Neighborhood

    Upper East Side

  • Exposure

    South, West

  • Financing Allowed

    50%

  • Maintenance/CC

    $9,240

  • Appliances

    Dryer, Washer Dryer Allowed, Washer

  • Total Rooms

    8

  • Cross Street

    LEXINGTON AVENUE and 3 AVENUE

in US Dollars

%

Total/Month

  • Principal & Interest
  • Maintenance / Common Charges $9,240

 *The values provided are approximate. For more precise information, please contact a BHS agent who can offer further assistance.

131 East 66th Street #2/3B

Location

Nearby Transit

  • 4 6 6X

    at 68 St-Hunter College

    0.11 miles
  • F FX N Q R

    at Lexington Av/63 St

    0.15 miles
  • E N R W

    at Lexington Av/59 St

    0.3 miles

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