118 E 60th Street #10BC

Welcome home to this centrally-located, perfectly-combined 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom B&C line unit with 2 separate terraces. Upon entering this home, you are greeted with a foyer to shake off the day or greet your guests. Immediately thereafter, the living room seems to be calling your name to walk in, sit down and relax or head out to one of the two terraces to catch your breath. Or head directly to the kitchen, which is newly-renovated and built with Carrara marble, an eat-in countertop, an amazing amount of cabinet and closet space, premium appliances, and a built-in wine cooler to house your favorite brands. To enhance your dining experience, the second of the two terraces is directly off the kitchen, making your morning or evening routine that much more enjoyable! In addition, this residence boasts a separate perfectly-designed and cozy home office/study. There are closets and storage space galore at nearly every turn. The large master bedroom is hidden on one side of the apartment while the other two bedrooms lay side-by-side on the other side. All bedrooms have ample closet space and bathrooms just off the bedrooms, while the master features an en-suite bathroom and large walk-in closet. The Plaza Towers, built in 1964, is one of the premier white-glove cooperatives on the Upper East Side, nestled between Park and Lexington Avenues on East 60th Street. Spanning 33 floors with 232 units, the building contains everything from studios to three-bedrooms, some with outdoor space. When constructed, the building was stepped back from the road in order to allow for a covered circular driveway with an inviting fountain. There is a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a common roof-deck with sweeping views of Central Park, an adjacent garage, central laundry, a package room, common storage, and bike storage. 118 East 60th Street is situated in the heart of all that the Upper East Side has to offer, including prime shopping at Bloomingdale's and Bergdorf Goodman's, and high-end dining at restaurants such as Philippe, Il Mulino, Lavo, Tao, and Harry Cipriani. If this is not enough, then escape into Central Park, which is just a stone's throw away, or hop onto the subway (including the 4/5/6 and N/Q/R), just steps from the building, to go wherever in the city you like, whether it's the east or the west side, further uptown or downtown.