A True Edwardian Five!   Come with your Architect prepared to create the home you want from this wonderful space.  The ceilings are high, there is good closet space, much prewar detail, a gracious layout and generous room sizes.  The living room boasts a wood burning fireplace. Both the kitchen and bathrooms are windowed. An Individual Storage unit transfers with the apartment.  The Coop allows Washers and dryers.Built in 1925 and converted in 1981, 1435 Lexington Avenue is a well established, financially solid Carnegie Hill Coop.  There is a resident manager, 24 hour door staff, a handyman and porter.  The building is pet friendly, offers individual storage and bicycle storage and there is a beautiful, landscaped roof deck. Electricity is sub-metered;  Cable is purchased through the Coop. Both are billed with monthly maintenance providing a big savings.There is a monthly assessment of $406.85 until October 2021.  The Flip tax is 2% of the price, paid by the seller. Financing allowed is 65%.This location is two blocks from the 4,5, and 6 trains, the 96th Street Crosstown Bus and the M102 and M103 stop directly across the street.  It is surrounded by good restaurants, great shopping and, best of all, one bock from the 92nd St Y.  Lastly, some of the best schools in Manhattan are located in this neighborhood.