509 E 77th Street #5EF

OFFER ACCEPTED / NO LONGER SHOWING.New Homeowners looking for a great Tenant or Tenants to lease their lovely new home at The Cherokee for 1-2 years! First showings/access will be during the Open House on Sunday, May 26th from 11:30-1:00. European Charm in New York City: Welcome home to this beautiful and bright pre-war apartment at the historically unique landmark Cherokee Building on the Upper East Side. This incredibly spacious home can be used in its efficient existing manner as a one bedroom with a large living/dining room space plus separate den opening up to the chef's kitchen or it can potentially be converted into a two bedroom. Complimenting this sun-flooded apartment are 9 foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, recessed lighting, generous closet space outfitted with California Closet shelving, two bathrooms including one full bathroom with glass door to a deluxe shower and one bathroom that has been reconfigured by removing the stall shower and replacing it with a full size washer and dryer. Both bathrooms feature custom stone tiles and Kohler fixtures. The heart of the home is a massive chef's kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and a granite counter bar that opens into the room that was used as a den/library. Other great highlights include a brick accent wall in the living room, French doors that formally separate the kitchen/den and living room, floor-to-ceiling windows that open from top to bottom, and brand new seven inch plank hardwood floors. Utilities are included except for Cable and WiFi. The Cherokee features a live-in super, gated security with a video and voice intercom system, a laundry room, bike room and basement storage (for an additional fee). Flexible cooperative. NO elevators and NO PETS for tenants unfortunately. Its location is next to the John Jay Park and East River promenade provides access to all of the great outdoor amenities including a public swimming pool and river trails nearby. The Cherokee Building is a stunning and historic pre-war complex built in the early 1900's as a haven for tuberculosis patients seeking abundant light and air. These qualities are evident throughout the complex with open stairways and richly-tiled passageways connecting the interior courts with the streets. It is also important to note the master tile work of Raphael Gustavino in the exquisite architectural details. For any questions or if you would like to schedule an appointment to see this magnificent space, please reach out to me at anytime and I will be happy to accommodate you.