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$ 935,000
Est. payment | /mo
3 Beds
1 Bath
$ 935,000
Est. payment | /mo
3 Beds
1 Bath
Open House
Sun Oct 05, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type coops
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Lenox Hill
MLS Listing ID RLS20051868
Bedrooms 3
Full Baths 1
HOA Fees $3,007/mo
HOA Y/N Yes
Year Built 1883
Property Sub-Type coops
Property Description
Bound for an exciting night on the town or ready for a cozy night at home?
The Imperial, designed by renowned architect Frederick T. Camp in 1883, boasting architectural beauty and preserved interiors, welcomes you to its storied past and fabulous neighborhood.
Located on the 4th floor of this elevator Coop, also known as the French Flats, Residence 9 offers original pre-war details: beautiful parquet floors, ornate fireplace with original penny tile surround, decorative woodwork and stained glass.
The versatile floorplan features 3 legal bedrooms, however with the beautiful fireplace and mantel this could become any creative combination. Come perform your magic! Renovations include a modern bath and kitchen.
JOY: Apartment 9 comes with a storage room on the lower level.
In addition to the excellent staff, amenities include: part-time doorman, full-time virtual assistant, a dedicated superintendent available 7 days a week, private storage, laundry room and bike storage.
Ideally located between Madison Avenue and Park Avenue, this exceptional home is adjacent to the iconic Carlyle Hotel, and Bemelmens Bar just a block or so from Central Park. Period architecture abounds and the Breuer Building is just around the corner. Enjoy the cultural wealth of "Museum Mile" with its numerous art institutions, upscale shopping, delicious restaurants and gallery browsing all along Madison Avenue.
2% flip tax paid by seller. Pied-a-terre, sublet, guarantor and pets allowed. Shown by Appointment.
The Imperial, designed by renowned architect Frederick T. Camp in 1883, boasting architectural beauty and preserved interiors, welcomes you to its storied past and fabulous neighborhood.
Located on the 4th floor of this elevator Coop, also known as the French Flats, Residence 9 offers original pre-war details: beautiful parquet floors, ornate fireplace with original penny tile surround, decorative woodwork and stained glass.
The versatile floorplan features 3 legal bedrooms, however with the beautiful fireplace and mantel this could become any creative combination. Come perform your magic! Renovations include a modern bath and kitchen.
JOY: Apartment 9 comes with a storage room on the lower level.
In addition to the excellent staff, amenities include: part-time doorman, full-time virtual assistant, a dedicated superintendent available 7 days a week, private storage, laundry room and bike storage.
Ideally located between Madison Avenue and Park Avenue, this exceptional home is adjacent to the iconic Carlyle Hotel, and Bemelmens Bar just a block or so from Central Park. Period architecture abounds and the Breuer Building is just around the corner. Enjoy the cultural wealth of "Museum Mile" with its numerous art institutions, upscale shopping, delicious restaurants and gallery browsing all along Madison Avenue.
2% flip tax paid by seller. Pied-a-terre, sublet, guarantor and pets allowed. Shown by Appointment.
Location
State NY
County New York
Building/Complex Name The Imperial
Rooms
Basement Other
Interior
Cooling Other
Fireplaces Number 1
Fireplaces Type Other
Fireplace Yes
Appliance Washer Dryer Allowed
Laundry Building Other
Exterior
Exterior Feature None
View Y/N No
Porch None
Private Pool No
Building
Dwelling Type High Rise
Story 7
New Construction No
Others
Ownership Stock Cooperative
Monthly Total Fees $3, 007
Special Listing Condition Standard
Pets Allowed Building Yes, Yes
RLS Data display by WJFNY