Welcome home to this superbly located 1 bedroom just off Central Park and Museum Mile. 6B is the perfect pied a terre or full time residence. This charming apartment graciously combines original prewar elegance with some thoroughly modern upgrades. A brilliantly renovated kitchen with modern appliances features a built-in dining nook that comfortably seats 4.  Perfectly proportioned and generously sized living room with two exposures, high beamed ceilings. moldings and gorgeous original herringbone oak floors. Quiet oversized bedroom with hardwood flooring under the carpeting, has a large window and two ample closets. Embrace your inner interior decorator and personalize the Jack and Jill bathroom, which is easily accessible from the living room or the bedroom.

This well run, boutique co-op is located in an intimate nine story limestone, Italian Renaissance style building, built in 1913 by renowned architect James E.R. Carpenter.  Carpenters' work is known for the dignity of the exteriors and excellence of his interior planning. His work in the early part of the 20th century established him as an apartment house architect whose additional expertise on the development side of the construction business made him the designer of choice among producers of luxury residential projects. Highlights of this building include a gracious Art Deco lobby, two new fully automated elevators, a laundry room, dedicated storage units, as well as a resident manager who accepts packages, deliveries, mail and delivers them directly to your door. Pet friendly building allows 75% financing.  2% flip tax paid by the purchaser.

Perfectly situated in the prime neighborhood of Carnegie Hill, you will enjoy immediate access to many of the best restaurants and boutique shopping in New York. Central Park, the Museum Mile, Butterfield Market, Fifth Avenue and  Madison Avenue are all at your doorstep. The 4,5 Lexington Avenue trains are nearby and six different bus lines, including the cross-town bus service make this home convenient to many Upper East and Upper West side shops, restaurants, and schools and so much more.