Unit #5W at 40 East 62 Street

Newly Renovated Pre-War Condo

Three Bedrooms / 2.5 Bathrooms / 2,060 Sqft.

Welcome to this newly renovated 3 bed 2.5 bath pre-war condo apartment in one of the most coveted blocks of the Upper East Side. This unit just underwent an extensive and exquisite renovation where no detailed was spared to create a bespoke home that combines custom finishes and high-end materials with a superb use of space. With newly installed solid white oak 8" plank floors, new concrete sub flooring, plumbing risers, electrical work, and a new Mitsubishi City Multi central air system, this unit was gut renovated to the studs. Cat-6 wiring was run throughout and downlighting was custom designed for the entire space. A true pre-war gem that can't be missed.

A semi-private landing opens up to a grand living room featuring large bay windows overlooking East 62nd Street. This room seamlessly flows into a large and elegant windowed dining room creating a magnificent loft like space ideal for modern living and entertaining. The newly redesigned Poliform kitchen can be access both through the dining room or the main hallway. This custom designed windowed kitchen features marble titled floors, brand new top-of-the-line Miele appliances, custom built-ins and a fully vented Miele hood. Next to the hallway, a well-appointed powder bathroom featuring Toto toilet and Duravit and Hansgrohe fixtures.

An elegant hallway leads to the private quarters. There are two generously sized bedrooms, one of them with an en-suite bathroom, and an office/den space. All the rooms feature custom closet systems. At the end of the hallway, a luxurious primary suite. Originally configured as two rooms, the primary suite is expansive and has both South and East exposure. The en-suite primary bathroom features Dornbracht fixtures, Duravit double vanities and Toto toilet. The apartment also features a Miele washer and dryer.

40 East 62nd Street is a neo-Medieval style brick, stone, and terra cotta building designed by architect Albert Joseph Bodker. It was completed in 1912 and converted to a condominium in 1996. The building has nine floors with two apartments per floor, a doorman/elevator operator and superintendent. Located between Park and Madison, this prewar condo is in the perfect location, close to Central Park as well as some of the finest shopping and dining in the Manhattan.

Available also for rent. Virtually staged.