225 East 73rd Street, #1-J, New York, NY 10021

Rarely available!!! A true gem cradled in an Emery Roth prewar building! The foyer of this beautiful one bedroom, one bathroom apartment, which holds two closets, one standard and the other oversized, opens into a gracious gallery which separates the living and bedroom spaces, creating a feeling of privacy throughout the home. Following the rich hardwood flooring through a graceful archway brings one into the living room, which looks across the courtyard to the townhouses on 74th Street, a peaceful view enhanced by the quiet that comes from being set back from the busy street traffic. The living room is generous enough to hold a gracious living room set up as well as a dining table comfortably seating four. From the living room one moves into the windowed, eat-in galley kitchen with an oversized pantry and brand new stainless steel appliances. The spacious bedroom located off the gallery offers an oversized closet and renovated en-suite marble bath with an intricate tiled floor. The decorative moldings throughout the apartment bring an air of sophistication to this impressive home. The apartment has through the wall HVAC units one can control themselves. Electric is INCLUDED in the rental amount, as is heat, gas and hot water. This home is located on the first floor off the lobby making access in and out of the building with groceries and luggage extremely easy.Lease Start Date: March 1 may be doable depending on the building's approval timeline. Earlier is unlikely. The well-regarded Eastgate development consists of six pre-war cooperative buildings on East 73rd Street between Second and Third Avenues designed by Emery Roth and built by Bing and Bing. The amenities of this full-service, pet-friendly, elevator building include a full-time doorman, shared laundry facilities, bicycle and private storage if available, a fitness room, courtyard garden and rooftop deck. The charming lobby is being refurbished creating a bright and inviting atmosphere while honoring the integrity of its special prewar elements. This Lenox Hill building has close proximity to many dining and shopping options and is a short distance from Central Park. Convenient access to transportation options, including the Q train and 72nd Street crosstown bus (one block away), ensures easy connectivity to the whole city.