Welcome to apartment 4W, an exquisite 1-bedroom corner unit that will capture your heart from the moment you enter.This large loft is the perfect home in Midtown East, with amazing space for living, working, dining, sleeping and entertaining.Gut renovated a few years ago, the space was smartly designed to include a large living area (with custom built-in desk, storage and bookshelves); a huge galley kitchen (with quartz countertops, glass ice backsplash, high end stainless GE and Fisher & Paykel steel appliances, and oodles of gleaming white lacquer cabinets); beautiful hardwood flooring; a modern bathroom with triple medicine cabinet; and modern finishes throughout. The apartments' fabulous natural light, generously appointed rooms and high beamed ceilings (12 4 ) add even more to the wow! factor.This gem is located at Turtle Bay Towers, a special Art-Deco condop with a rich history and fabulous location. A true loft building, TBT was converted from commercial use to a residential community. The co-op offers a 24-hour doorman; laundry on every floor; a planted roof deck with lounge chairs and iconic city / water views; attached parking garage; meeting room; resident manager; bicycle hooks and storage bins (available for rent) and more.Becoming the next lucky resident of apartment 4W requires an application just like a condominium. However, interviews are not required, not can qualified tenants be rejected.Turtle Bay Towers is centrally located near Grand Central, the FDR, United Nations, Vanderbilt YMCA, several supermarkets (including Trader Joe s and Whole Foods), fantastic restaurants, cool bars and numerous parks, including Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, which hosts a farmer s market every Wednesday, rain or shine.Apartments like 4W rarely become available for rent. Also, the current photos don t do the apartment justice. Contact me today to experience it yourself. You ll be happy you did.NOTES:* Apartment is occupied. Please provide 24 hours notice for showings.* CYOF for rental term of 21 months.
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