Located on one of the Upper East Side's historical blocks, 235 East 73rd Street is one of six co-op's found on East 73rd Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue.  Built by Bing and Bing in 1935, these structures were designed by Emory Roth, whose design included an understated Neo-Romanesque style.  Apartment 6AG is currently configured as a 3 bedroom 3 baths with a formal dining room.  This spacious home has the versatility to be re-designed to several different layouts.

Keeping with the theme of true pre-war construction the home has original hard wood flooring throughout, oversized closets, beamed ceilings, classic flow and a sunken living room.  The bedrooms are all generous in size and have en-suite baths.  All bathrooms have been renovated as well as the kitchen.

This combination has been carefully designed and thus provides great space and a sprawling floor plan.  With a total of 8 closets, 12 built-ins, a washer/dryer, central A/C and thermostat control in every room, this is a one of a kind pre-war apartment.

Originally these 6 co-op buildings were referred to as the East Village.  Today these buildings are known as The Eastgate complexes and are a classic example of pre-war architecture.

Amenities: 24 hour doorman, fitness center, garden and laundry room.

Pets and Pied-e-Terre's allowed

24 hours notice is required for showings.

Flip tax: 1.5% paid by the seller