Very low monthlies! A pre-war coop treasure in an Emory Roth designed building on Park Avenue!

Perched on the top floor, Residence 162 is a sun-drenched Studio 1 Bath home with open views, excellent storage and all of the old world character and charm that you've been looking for: high-beamed ceilings, crown moldings, inlaid wood floors and brass hardware throughout. With appropriately sized furniture, the living space can comfortably feature a sleeping and living area, dinette table, desk and dresser. The kitchenette features a two burner cooktop, ample cabinets and under-counter fridge. A large windowed bathroom is clad in original details and well-maintained. Located next to the apartment is a very large storage closet that is accessible from the hallway but within a true arms reach. This will comfortably fit luggage, bikes and one can store clothes that they can seasonally rotate into the main closet in the apartment. While it does not come with the apartment, it is available for rent from the co-op for only $50/mo.

Co-op rules allow pets, co-purchasing, pied-a-terres and an unusually relaxed sublet policy of unlimited subletting after three years of ownership provides long term flexibility.

The Seven Park Avenue, located at East 34th Street, serves as the gateway to the world's most prestigious boulevard, Park Avenue. It is located in the Murray Hill historic district and among Midtown's most elegant cooperatives. Amenities are "white glove" with doormen and concierge, resident superintendent, adjacent garage, laundry room and elegant roof deck with a view of the Empire State Building. The pied-a-terre buyer will also appreciate the buildings proximity to Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station and the Midtown tunnel and there is a 6 subway train located at 33rd & Park. There is no shortage of great restaurants either such as Wolfgangs Steakhouse, Sarabeth's, Scarpetta and so many more.