Description

Convertible 3 Bedroom High Floor Corner Loft-Like Home Residence 24C is an expansive 2-bedroom (convertible 3) home with soaring 14-foot ceilings, and 9.5-foot-tall windows allowing incredible light to stream in through both Southern and Northern exposures. Showcasing unobstructed panoramic views of the midtown skyline and iconic buildings, this special apartment is stunning both day and night. Designed for both comfortable living and entertaining, the great room is voluminous with both gracious living and dining spaces and a full wall of custom built-ins inclusive of a tucked away desk for your work from home needs. The adjacent open kitchen boasts a Subzero refrigerator, Miele 5 burner stove, Bosch dishwasher, wine refrigerator, and custom cabinetry throughout. The primary bedroom is generous in scale with open Northern views through oversized windows, and has an en-suite windowed bathroom. The large outfitted closet provides abundant storage. The second bedroom is bright and airy and has additional custom built-ins. With only one other unit on the floor, 24C offers quiet and and a true sense of privacy. Additional features include central A/C, motorized shades and a washer/dryer. 120 East 87th Street is perfectly positioned on the corner of Park Avenue in the Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side. The former Gimbel's department store was built in 1972 and later converted in 1989 into a residential building designed by world renowned architecture firm Skidmore Owens and Merrill. Each residence has the unique distinction of the highest ceilings on the Upper East Side and a seamless combination loft-like modern spaces and traditional elements. Park Avenue Court delivers a full suite of luxury amenities: white-glove service, 24-hour doorman, concierge, live-in resident manager, fitness center with yoga/Pilates studio, swimming pool, children's playroom, two landscaped courtyards, bike room and adjacent full-service garage. Pets are welcome. Conveniently located just 2 blocks from Central Park, cultural institutions, and in close proximity to Whole Foods Market, fine dining, top shopping and public transportation.