The kitchen in this $1.53M Murray Hill co-op is like a ray of sunshine
Photo credit: Brown Harris Stevens
This classic pre-war co-op at Goodhue House at 20 East 35th Street epitomizes elegant Manhattan living. Asking $1,530,000, the ninth-floor corner apartment gets views of Madison Avenue and the city skyline. Within are graciously-sized rooms with architectural details like beamed ceilings and parquet tile flooring. The home’s current owner is events producer/designer Kate Edmonds, explaining its bright and lively design details.
The two-bedroom co-op has a sunken living room, with a separate dining area just past the kitchen. Pre-war details and subtle colors form an elegant frame.
The windowed kitchen wears high-gloss yellow cabinetry that provides a lively contrast with black-and-white tile flooring. A galley layout and high-end appliances make it as functional as it is fashionable.
A glass-paned door separates the kitchen from adjacent rooms. The dining space is elevated and framed by detailed parquet wood flooring and decorative molding.
The primary bedroom has a walk-in closet and a stone-clad bath. A second spacious bedroom gets a custom Murphy bed and the use of a second bath. There’s plenty of built-in storage throughout the apartment.
Built in 1937, the classic co-op residence is pet-friendly and allows subletting, co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-a-terre ownership.
Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, a fitness center, laundry facilities, a bike room, and storage bins. As an added bonus, there’s a lovely landscaped roof terrace with stunning skyline views.
[Listing details: 20 East 35th Street #9A at CityRealty]
[At Brown Harris Stevens by Katriona Kierney]
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