400 E 51st St APT 14A, New York, NY 10022

Step into the epitome of refined city living with this expansive 1,812 SF, two bedroom, three bathroom condominium, showcasing views of the Manhattan skyline from every window. This uniquely designed home welcomes you with a gracious entrance foyer which leads into an oversized living room, which features a fabulous bay-windowed seating area- the perfect setting for relaxing or entertaining in style. The walls between the living and dining room have been thoughtfully removed, creating a loft-like open-concept layout, both elegant and inviting, and allowing natural light to flow throughout the day. The windowed eat-in kitchen has been upgraded, offering extended cabinetry, generous pantry space and great appliances, including a wine-cooler. Adjacent to the kitchen, is a versatile bonus room, currently serving as a full sized dining room that comfortably seats 8-10. Ingeniously designed, this room has a discreetly hidden Murphy bed, offering the option of a third bedroom or guest suite, as needed. Enhancing the home's airy ambiance are floor-to-ceiling French doors that open onto Juliet balconies, filling the living space with light and a sense of openness. Both bedrooms are privately positioned apart from the main living area. The expansive primary suite and spacious second bedroom each feature their own en-suite full baths. An additional third full bathroom, 10' ceilings, classic herringbone floors, abundant closet space, and an in-unit washer/dryer complete the home's impressive offerings. The Grand Beekman is a highly sought after, Costas Kondylis designed, full service luxury condominium. It was built in 2003. The building embodies the grace and elegance of the exclusive Beekman neighborhood and is located just a stone's throw from midtown Manhattan. Building amenities include: a 24 hour doorman/concierge, duplex gym, playroom, resident's lounge, garden room, live-in super and a superb full time staff. Pet friendly and investor friendly. There is a $98.89 capital fund on-going assessment . Photography is virtually staged.