Description
This expansive and luxurious three bedroom, three and a half bath corner residence offers breathtaking panoramic views of the East River, city, and Carl Schurz Park. Apartment 20A is an exquisite light-filled residence with fantastic flow for entertaining, as well as a perfect layout for day-to-day living.
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a spacious entry foyer with a powder room and coat closet. The oversized living/dining room has open southern exposures and boasts hardwood floors and plenty of space for multiple seating configurations. Adjacent is an expansive eat-in chef’s kitchen surrounded by windows and with separate dining and seating areas. Featuring white cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and double ovens, the kitchen offers extensive work and storage space. A terrace off the kitchen is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee or wind down at night, with open views of the city skyline. A washer and dryer complete the kitchen.
The primary suite is a true sanctuary, wrapping a corner and featuring open views of the river and the park. The recently renovated en-suite windowed bath truly feels like a spa, while three spacious closets complete the space. Two additional bedrooms with en-suite baths offer ample space and flexibility.
Built in 1961, Henderson House is a beautifully maintained full-service co-op. Amenities include full-time doorman, concierge, live-in resident manager, gym, laundry, storage, bike room, and an on-site parking garage. This pet-friendly co-op allows up to 65% financing, and maintenance includes a cable/internet package. Electricity is sub-metered for additional savings. 535 East 86th Street is conveniently located near the East River Promenade, Carl Schurz Park, Asphalt Green, and plentiful transportation options including easy access on and off the FDR Drive as well as the Q, 4/5/6, and ferry service to Queens, Wall Street, and beyond.
Location
535 E 86th Street, Unit 20A, New York City, NY 10028
Listing courtesy of Joshua Wesoky
