This lovely prewar apartment at The Manchester, in the heart of Jackson Height's historic district, could easily be converted into a 2 bedroom. Enter the 5th floor apartment with hardwood floors, high ceilings and original crown moldings into a gracious   foyer, large enough for a dining room table and chairs. The welcoming living room boasts an abundance of sunshine during the day from eastern and southern exposures, and plenty of room for lounging and entertaining in the evening. A bright, modern kitchen   features stainless steel stainless appliances and ample cabinets. Morning light streams into the spacious bedroom, wide enough to comfortably fit a king size bed. The windowed bathroom has a glamorous vanity with handsome overhead sconces and a marbled bath   area for flexible shower or tub use. Pets are welcome!

 

 The Manchester, built in 1941, was designed by the New York Architect Philip Birnbaum, well-known for his generous layouts and amenities for the benefit of more pleasurable home living. Birnbaum may have been the first Architect to design residential buildings   utilizing rooftops. As a result, Manchester residents enjoy a beautiful roof deck with city views. The apartment building takes up a full block on the 35th Avenue between 77th and 78th Streets. Laundry, a bicycle room and storage units are located on the premises.   There is currently a waiting list for the parking garage. Subletting is allowed with approval. One block away are the recently renovated Travers Park and an open pedestrian street on 34th Avenue. Jackson Height's year-round Farmer's Market is two blocks away.   Nearby restaurants and shopping include neighborhood favorites: Espresso 77, The Queensboro, Table Wine and Stand Alone Cheese. Five subway lines (7, E, F, M, R) and buses to Manhattan and LGA are within close proximity.