Discover the Authenticity of Living in Rose Hill. Fantastic Location.
Bring your contractor and renovate this spacious apartment to your liking.
Large 1 BD/1BA in a 10-story building, with 2 elevators at a very affordable price. Needs renovations. Filled with Light (6 windows). Southeastern and northeastern exposures with a corner bedroom. Great Value. Maintenance includes Spectrum phone, Cable and WIFI.
Situated on the 7th floor, with just 4 apartments per floor, in a well-maintained Pre-war building, this apartment features:
- Bright with abundant sun light.
- Multiple exposures.
- Spacious living room with dining area.
- Windowed kitchen.
- Windowed bathroom.
- High beamed Ceilings.
- Ample storage space.
- Large entry foyer.
This large condo apartment is located in the charming and historic Rose Hill neighborhood on the edge of NoMad, surrounded between Murray Hill, Kips Bay and Gramercy Park. Close to Madison Square Park.
With its authentic character, Rose Hill is part of the history and culture of New York and is now resurging with numerous starred restaurants, trendy bars, and friendly cafes. New luxury condominium buildings attract New Yorkers seeking a tranquil neighborhood close to all amenities that offers art, culture, and entertainment.
137 East 28th is a well-maintained prewar building with a live-in super. Two elevators. Laundry room, bike, and storage space. Video security. Sublet allowed after 2 years with board approval. No pied--terre. Cats and service animals only. No guarantors, gift accepted.
You will be impressed by the beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace with its stunning views of the Empire State Building. The perfect intimate outdoor space! it feels like a small private 'suspended' garden where you and your family/friends can enjoy the sunset above the golden roofs of Life Insurance buildings and the colorful glowing lights of the Empire State Building.
Close to transportation including NYC Ferry on the East River. One block from the subway.
Nearby: Eataly, Trader Joes and Whole Foods.
