The fabulous location and classic prewar bones make this co-op home a very exciting opportunity. Apartment 9B at 225 East 73rd Street is a spacious one-bedroom home with beautiful architectural details including beamed ceilings, moldings, original hardwood floors, and a wood-burning fireplace with elegant mantle.

Apartment 9B, which has been freshly painted, faces south onto beautiful and quiet East 73rd Street; natural light streams in all day. An arched entry with huge closet opens to a large combined living room and flexible dining area and large storage closet. There is a south-facing windowed kitchen and oversized sunny, south-facing bedroom with large, walk-in closet. The fresh, white bathroom has a newly installed shower body, newly installed lights, faucets, and a pedestal sink.

225 East 73rd Street is part of the Eastgate complex, designed by famous architect Emery Roth and built by Bing & Bing in 1929. The iconic 73rd Street block is considered by many to be the most charming block in Manhattan. It is noted for its magnificent canopy of trees that are lit up each year during the winter holidays.

This well-established co-op has a full-time staff, resident manager, 24-hour doorman, renovated gym, central laundry facility, storage, bike storage, garden with a grill, and beautifully landscaped and furnished roof deck. This pet-friendly co-op permits pied-a-terre ownership, co-purchasing, guarantors, and sublets. The building is close to some of the best restaurants, markets, and boutiques in Manhattan, is around the corner from the Q train, and close to all major transportation.

Maintenance includes electric and 2% flip tax is paid by seller.