Cleverly-renovated apartment offers an answer for the perennial bedroom shortage while making great use of the space. This turn-of-the-century family home, in a well-run cooperative, has both charm and extremely low maintenance. Just off the entryway to the exposed-brick main corridor is the first large bedroom. Down the hall is the second large bedroom, currently functioning as the master bedroom equipped with a large closet with custom cabinetry.  Every inch of the wood in the apartment has been refinished and refined: The floors, doors, moldings, and trim are extraordinary.

The two bathrooms are newly renovated. The larger one has a jumbo washer and dryer, loads of storage, and boasts a large stall shower with an over-sized ceiling-mounted shower-head and an elegant trough-style double sink. The second has a lovely claw-foot style bathtub.

The kitchen features spacious granite countertops and an abundance of upper and lower custom wood cabinetry.

The living space is currently configured into a large living and dining space. What had originally been part of the living room has now been divided into two small bedrooms with fabulous custom beds and storage. These cozy bedrooms are as fun for the kids as they are functional. These rooms can be easily combined should you prefer a huge living area with French doors.

Raymore Court was designed by architect George Frederick Pelham in 1909 and converted to co-op in 1982. The six-story, elevator building has a wonderful live-in super (who accepts packages), is pet friendly,  offers bike storage, and has individual storage units in the basement that transfers with the apt.

This wonderful home is close to parks, transportation, two farmer's markets, and the best bakery in Manhattan.  A terrific value, this apartment is in move-in condition and ready to meet your growing needs!