This exclusive listing at 167 East 61st Street #7C is back on the market and no longer occupied by tenants. Step into the epitome of urban luxury, where every detail speaks of refined living. This renovated home has been transformed into a sanctuary of modern elegance. As you enter, natural light floods... See more

This exclusive listing at 167 East 61st Street #7C is back on the market and no longer occupied by tenants. Step into the epitome of urban luxury, where every detail speaks of refined living. This renovated home has been transformed into a sanctuary of modern elegance. As you enter, natural light floods the corner living room through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, bathing the space in a warm southern and western glow. The renovation boasts exquisite features, including 5" wide white bamboo floors, a sleek kitchen adorned with a pristine white quartz countertop, Grohe fixtures, and stainless steel appliances. The bathrooms have been thoughtfully designed to offer both modernity and luxury. This spacious three-bedroom, three-bathroom layout offers an abundance of living space, with an oversized living room that seamlessly accommodates both living and dining areas. Each bedroom boasts generous proportions and ample closet space. A Bosch washer/dryer adds convenience to your daily routine. Entertain or unwind on the expansive wrap terrace, perfect for hosting gatherings or for your own personal enjoyment. 167 East 67th Street is a premiere full service co-op that is noted for its striking two-story waterfall that greets you on arrival. There is a recently renovated fitness center, garden, storage and parking all on site. The co-op is no longer a land lease and permits pets, pied-a-terres, co-purchasing and subletting with restrictions. 80% financing is also now permitted. The eye-catching building facade, designed as a trefoil shape, provides an unusual amount of air and light to the apartments. This is a special opportunity, not to be missed.

Listing courtesy of , Jason Haber - (212) 913-9058

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