Nasa isang maganda, puno ng puno na kalsada sa gitna ng Upper East Side, ang Residensiya 6D sa 220 East 73rd Street ay isang magarang tahanan na may tatlong silid-tulugan at tatlong at kalahating banyo na nag-aalok ng karangyaan ng prewar New York, kasama ang lahat ng modernong kaginhawaan. Ang isang wastong entry foyer ay nagdadala sa dalawang magagarang silid na pambisita, bawat isa ay may nakabukas na fireplace na angkop para sa mga intimate na gabi sa tabi ng apoy o mga hindi malilimutang pagtitipon kasama ang pamilya at mga kaibigan.

Ang kaakit-akit na kitchen na maaaring kainan ay ganap na na-renovate na may makinis na lacquered cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, puting batakang bato na countertop at isang built-in na banquette. Mula sa parehong kusina at foyer, ang formal na dining room ay ang perpektong lugar para sa mga dinner party. Bukod sa dalawang malaking living space, mayroon ding nakalaang home office area na may mga nakabuilt-in na desk at isa pang malaking walk-in closet.

Ang layout ng 6D ay maingat at walang oras - may tatlong magkahiwalay na wing ng silid-tulugan (lahat ay may ensuite banyo) na nag-aalok ng privacy at katahimikan. Ang pangunahing suite ay nag-aalok ng isa pang fireplace na may kahoy, dalawang malalaking closet at karagdagang built-in na imbakan. Bagaman ganap na turn-key sa kasalukyang configuration nito, may opsyon na madaling i-convert ang 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom na residensiya na ito sa isang 4-bedroom, 4 full bathroom na tahanan kung kinakailangan (tingnan ang alternatibong floorplan).

Dinisenyo ng kilalang arkitektong si Emory Roth, ang 220 East 73rd Street ay isang maayos na pinananatiling prewar cooperative. Itinayo noong 1932, ang gusali ay nagbibigay ng alindog at ang mga residente ay nag-eenjoy sa mga kaginhawaan kabilang ang isang full-time na doorman, fitness center, central laundry room at mga storage unit. Ang pet-friendly na gusaling ito ay nagpapahintulot sa mga pied-a-terres, guarantors at subletting na may pahintulot ng board matapos ang 1 taon ng pagmamay-ari. Ang block na ito ng East 73rd Street ay tahanan ng isang walang katapusang tradisyon sa New York City - mula Nobyembre hanggang Pebrero, ang mga puno ay pinalamutian ng mga holiday lights, na lumilikha ng isang nakakabighaning canopy ng mainit na liwanag.

Set on a picturesque, tree-lined block in the heart of the Upper East Side, Residence 6D at 220 East 73rd Street is a gracious three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home that offers the elegance of prewar New York, with all the modern conveniences. A proper entry foyer leads to two grand entertaining rooms, each anchored by a functional wood-burning fireplace-perfect for intimate evenings by the fire or memorable gatherings with family and friends.

The inviting eat-in kitchen has been fully renovated with sleek lacquered cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, white stone countertops and a built-in banquette. Accessible from both the kitchen and the foyer, the formal dining room is the perfect spot for dinner parties. In addition to two cavernous living spaces, there is also a dedicated home office area with built-in desks and another huge walk-in closet.

The layout of 6D is both thoughtful and timeless - with three separate bedroom wings (all with ensuite bath) offering privacy and tranquility. The primary suite offers yet another wood-burning fireplace, two large closets and additional built-in storage. Although fully turn-key in it's current configuration, there is an option to easily convert this 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom residence to a 4 bedroom, 4 full bathroom home should the need arise (see alternate floorplan.)

Designed by renowned architect Emory Roth, 220 East 73rd Street is an impeccably maintained prewar cooperative. Built in 1932, the building exudes charm and residents enjoy conveniences including a full-time doorman, fitness center, central laundry room and storage units. This pet-friendly building permits pied-a-terres, guarantors and subletting with board approval after 1 year of ownership. This block of East 73rd Street is home to a timeless New York City tradition - from November thru February, the trees are adorned with holiday lights, creating a stunning canopy of warm light.