Endless Light and Panoramic Views! If your slice of the Big Apple is a million-dollar view at a fraction of the price tag, this impeccably quiet one bedroom offers a rare combination of expansive proportions and incredible light in a well-run postwar cooperative. The gracious entry foyer leads you to... See more

Endless Light and Panoramic Views! If your slice of the Big Apple is a million-dollar view at a fraction of the price tag, this impeccably quiet one bedroom offers a rare combination of expansive proportions and incredible light in a well-run postwar cooperative. The gracious entry foyer leads you to a sprawling, south-facing living room bathed in natural light. This stunning city panorama is framed by a spectacular wall of windows. Natural light continues through the dining area and extends to the open kitchen, creating a seamless backdrop for making memories with family and friends. Whether you are a home chef or a takeout aficionado, the kitchen offers fabulous workspace, generous cabinetry and a suite of updated stainless-steel appliances. Your private retreat -the airy corner bedroom - will accommodate a full suite of furnishings without compromise as well as enviable closet space. South and west facing bedroom windows provide day long sunshine or restful, twinkling night lights plus a view of the iconic Empire State Building! Add hard wood floors and through-the-wall air conditioning to check off the rest of the boxes of this fantastic Murray Hill residence. The Stimson House, perfectly situated between Park and Lexington Avenues, is an intimate, boutique post war co-op surrounded by townhomes on a beautiful tree-lined block. Residents enjoy a part-time door staff, live-in super, and central laundry. Pied-à-terre ownership, subletting, gifting, co-purchasing, and pets up to 20lbs are permitted with board approval. Murray Hill is the perfect blend of neighborhood charm and access to Midtown offices. Residents take advantage of the convenient access to fine dining, nightlife, cultural venues, and iconic buildings. When it’s time to leave the city for points north and east, the proximity to Grand Central Station is unparalleled. The nearby Lexington Ave subway (6 train) and bus routes will whisk you away when it’s time to explore your city! See less