425 East 86th Street #16BC

Welcome to this stylish pre-war 3-bedroom/3-bath coop, flooded with sunlight. Its private elevator landing is framed by highly-figured African mahogany front doors. The chef's kitchen features custom cherry cabinets, including a huge 3-bay slide-out pantry, two sinks and a unique glass back splash. Top-of-the line appliances include a Viking stove and microwave with convection oven, Sub-Zero fridge and wine cooler, and a Fisher Paykel double-drawer dishwasher. There is also a separate desk alcove with its own window to a city view. The open-concept kitchen flows into the dining room with a large table and banquette, as well as a glass bar. Enjoy views of the East River and RFK Bridge from both the kitchen and dining room. French doors open from the dining room into a large living room with a wood-burning fireplace, perfect for entertaining and family time together. Retreat to your master suite quieted by a padded fabric feature wall. In addition to a walk-in closet, the adjacent spa bathroom includes a large four-section recessed mirrored vanity, a jacuzzi tub with rain shower, a heated towel rack and a heated mosaic tile floor. Greek Thassos marble and all Perrin and Rowe fixtures complete this designer bathroom. A large second bedroom has an en-suite windowed bathroom, while the third bedroom is currently used as a combination bedroom/media room. It features a panoramic view of the East River and RFK Bridge. Nothing has been overlooked in this exquisite renovation including beautiful custom glazed paint finishes, built-in cabinetry, hardwood oak floors throughout, marble counter tops and window sills, large double pane windows, designer lighting, a sophisticated multi-source, multi-zone Niles stereo system and a powerful new electrical system. There is a Washer/Dryer in the apartment and additional laundry in the basement with bike room and common trunk storage. The elegant boutique building with an elevator/lobby attendant conveniently located near all transportation (4,5,6 trains, crosstown bus), Second Avenue subway line, shopping Fairway, Whole Foods and Maison Kaiser. It's within a short stroll to Carl Shurz Park, museum mile and restaurant. Sorry, NO DOGS allowed