Discover the transformative potential of this expansive two-floor duplex, currently utilized as chiropractic medical offices, with the exciting opportunity to use "AS IS" as a professional space or convert it into a residential two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom duplex apartment. This remarkable space features a welcoming reception area, four examination rooms, a consultation room, and a separate two-room office, offering a myriad of possibilities for customization. Accessible through the apartment house lobby elevator or a charming sidewalk entrance, down a flight of stairs, this unique property offers flexibility and convenience. Residents can enjoy the services of a dedicated doorman from 7:30 AM to 11:00 PM daily, as well as the presence of a full-time live-in Resident Manager, ensuring seamless living and peace of mind. The building also features a common Roof Garden maintained by a committee, equipped with two passenger elevators which may also function as a service elevator when necessary, as well as a laundry facility located on the first floor. Shareholders are permitted to sublease their apartment for a total period of two years during their ownership. Located in a beautiful pre-war
building, nestled on a picturesque Turtle Bay tree-lined street, this residence is ideally situated near Grand Central, the United Nations, and an array of exquisite shops and restaurants, offering the epitome of New York City living.
The building, owned and operated by the 235 East 49th Street cooperative, was built in 1927 as a monastery. In 1978, it was converted into an apartment building and 4 years later, it was sold to the residents, who became Shareholders in the Cooperative. The building has 75 apartments and the commercial space in the basement.
building, nestled on a picturesque Turtle Bay tree-lined street, this residence is ideally situated near Grand Central, the United Nations, and an array of exquisite shops and restaurants, offering the epitome of New York City living.
The building, owned and operated by the 235 East 49th Street cooperative, was built in 1927 as a monastery. In 1978, it was converted into an apartment building and 4 years later, it was sold to the residents, who became Shareholders in the Cooperative. The building has 75 apartments and the commercial space in the basement.