This expansive studio-loft, located in the heart of Manhattan, offers a very unique double-level layout. The living room, kitchen, dining area and bathroom are all located on the first level encompassing about 610 sf – while a spacious upstairs loft (measuring approximately 200 sf and 6 ft in height) hosts the bedroom, complete with a roomy closet, and a separate home office space. Dark wood floors throughout the apartment give it a modern feel, while original details add to its charm. The unit features tall ceilings throughout and oversized windows.

The building, originally a Monastery, was built in 1927, converted into a Coop in 1978 and still preserves some of the original details.

It features a common Roof Garden, a laundry facility located on the second floor, live-in super and part time doorman. Shareholders are permitted to sublease their apartment for a total period of two years during their ownership. Pied-a-terres are also allowed.

The location is perfect – 3 blocks from the 51st/Lexington 6 train station and steps to some of the best restaurants in the city.