Residence 12G is a meticulously renovated one-bedroom home that blends prewar charm with modern convenience. It features high-beamed ceilings, arched entryways, and large windows, bathing the space in natural light. Upon entry, a welcoming foyer with a deep closet provides ample storage for both daily... See more

Residence 12G is a meticulously renovated one-bedroom home that blends prewar charm with modern convenience. It features high-beamed ceilings, arched entryways, and large windows, bathing the space in natural light. Upon entry, a welcoming foyer with a deep closet provides ample storage for both daily essentials and long-term organization, and it leads to the east-facing oversized living room that offers ample space for living, dining, and home office needs. Custom built-in shelves and cabinetry add both style and functionality, maximizing storage without compromising aesthetics. The king-size bedroom is a serene retreat with dual exposures and three windows, inviting in soft, natural light. Multiple closets throughout ensure effortless organization, and the adjacent windowed bath offers an en-suite experience. The windowed kitchen enjoys sunlight throughout the day and boasts stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, ample cabinetry, and seating for two at the built-in breakfast bar. Located in prime Turtle Bay, 319 East 50th St. is a well-managed, pet-friendly co-op building full of prewar details with a 24-hour attended lobby, central laundry room, free bike storage, and a communal courtyard. The building’s Turtle Bay location is convenient for the United Nations, Grand Central and Midtown South, and Rockefeller Center. Commuting is easy with transportation options that include the E/M subway at 53rd St, the 4/5/6 subway on Lexington Avenue, multiple bus lines, and Citi Bike. Options for travel beyond the city include the Hampton Jitney, mass transit to area airports, and proximity to the Midtown Tunnel and the 59th St. Bridge.

Listing courtesy of , Jennifer Corcoran - (732) 682-7871

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