Spacious Lower East Side home with two king-size bedrooms, private balcony, renovated kitchen, and ample storage throughout.

This expansive two bedroom unit features substantial light (eastern exposure), benefiting from open-skies and its unobstructed 17th floor location. Panoramic views range from the Williamsburg Bridge to the Manhattan Bridge, and include the East River and Brooklyn.

Natural light and a loft-like feel are further accentuated by 8 foot 7 inch ceilings. This unit is one of only 24, two-bedroom units in the entire complex with extra ceiling height.

The unit is also representative of the largest two bedroom footprint in the cooperative. If an open layout is preferred, the kitchen wall can be removed and a large island or breakfast bar can be installed.  This option creates an open living/dining area, while at the same time incorporating open views and seamless integration with the outdoor balcony.

In its current configuration, the eat-in kitchen is recently renovated with new appliances (range, dishwasher, french door refrigerator) and contains enough space for a dining table.

Topping off the list of amenities is a low monthly maintenance fee of just $762 plus a monthly. Note: There is an additional assessment of $64 per month in place for complex-wide facade and roof repair through 7/31/19.

The Seward Park Cooperative offers on-site parking, bicycle storage, personal storage, an indoor children's playroom, two private outdoor playgrounds, a gym, a community room, shared office space, a children's organic community garden, composting, 24/7 maintenance services on site, 24-hour lobby attendants, and several acres of grass and private green space for reading books and relaxing outdoors.

Conveniently situated within four blocks of the subway at Delancey/Essex St (F/M/J/Z) and East Broadway (F), north and south-bound access to the FDR, and just a few blocks from the M15 Select Bus Service, getting to and from work is seamless. The property is also situated for easy vehicular access to Brooklyn via the Williamsburg, Manhattan, and Brooklyn Bridges.