Just listed is this jaw dropping two bedroom duplex in mint condition with 16 foot high soaring ceilings and detailed architectural flourishes at the famous Abbey Condominum, one of the most unique and treasured historic landmarked buildings in Manhattan, where the fusion of classical design and modern living is perfected! This stunning home accommodates two full oversized bathrooms and encompasses separate dining and office areas. Not a detail was overlooked in the gorgeous newly renovated chefs kitchen featuring natural wood cabinets, high quality Silestone countertops, and Ann Sacks backsplash tiles. The exquisite oversized master bathroom has a lovely Jacuzzi tub and also contains all kinds of important architectural details. A must see! Additional features include oversized windows, a washer/dryer, and brand new heat and air conditioning units. Built in 1888 and converted to a condo in 2006, the Abbey Condominium was originally part of St. Georges Church and interestingly, no two units are the same! This pre-war beauty is located in one of the most vibrant parts of Manhattan, where Gramercy Park meets the East Village, and is just close to Union Square, Stuyvesant Square Park, Trader Joes, Whole foods, and near one of the best subway hubs in the city! Apartment Features: East exposure, North exposure, Prewar detail, Beamed ceiling, Floors - hardwood, Modern kitchen, Renovated bathroom, Great closet space, Dishwasher Building Features: High speed internet
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Just listed is this jaw dropping two bedroom duplex in mint condition with 16 foot high soaring ceilings and detailed architectural flourishes at the famous Abbey Condominum, one of the most unique and treasured historic landmarked buildings in Manhattan, where the fusion of classical design and modern living is perfected! This stunning home accommodates two full oversized bathrooms and encompasses separate dining and office areas. Not a detail was overlooked in the gorgeous newly renovated chefs kitchen featuring natural wood cabinets, high quality Silestone countertops, and Ann Sacks backsplash tiles. The exquisite oversized master bathroom has a lovely Jacuzzi tub and also contains all kinds of important architectural details. A must see! Additional features include oversized windows, a washer/dryer, and brand new heat and air conditioning units. Built in 1888 and converted to a condo in 2006, the Abbey Condominium was originally part of St. Georges Church and interestingly, no two units are the same! This pre-war beauty is located in one of the most vibrant parts of Manhattan, where Gramercy Park meets the East Village, and is just close to Union Square, Stuyvesant Square Park, Trader Joes, Whole foods, and near one of the best subway hubs in the city! Apartment Features: East exposure, North exposure, Prewar detail, Beamed ceiling, Floors - hardwood, Modern kitchen, Renovated bathroom, Great closet space, Dishwasher Building Features: High speed internet
Just listed is this jaw dropping two bedroom duplex in mint condition with 16 foot high soaring ceilings and detailed architectural flourishes at the famous Abbey Condominum, one of the most unique and treasured historic landmarked buildings in Manhattan, where the fusion of classical design and modern living is perfected! This stunning home accommodates two full oversized bathrooms and encompasses separate dining and office areas. Not a detail was overlooked in the gorgeous newly renovated chefs kitchen featuring natural wood cabinets, high quality Silestone countertops, and Ann Sacks backsplash tiles. The exquisite oversized master bathroom has a lovely Jacuzzi tub and also contains all kinds of important architectural details. A must see! Additional features include oversized windows, a washer/dryer, and brand new heat and air conditioning units. Built in 1888 and converted to a condo in 2006, the Abbey Condominium was originally part of St. Georges Church and interestingly, no two units are the same! This pre-war beauty is located in one of the most vibrant parts of Manhattan, where Gramercy Park meets the East Village, and is just close to Union Square, Stuyvesant Square Park, Trader Joes, Whole foods, and near one of the best subway hubs in the city! Apartment Features: East exposure, North exposure, Prewar detail, Beamed ceiling, Floors - hardwood, Modern kitchen, Renovated bathroom, Great closet space, Dishwasher Building Features: High speed internet
Description
Just listed is this jaw dropping two bedroom duplex in mint condition with 16 foot high soaring ceilings and detailed architectural flourishes at the famous Abbey Condominum, one of the most unique and treasured historic landmarked buildings in Manhattan, where the fusion of classical design and modern living is perfected! This stunning home accommodates two full oversized bathrooms and encompasses separate dining and office areas. Not a detail was overlooked in the gorgeous newly renovated chefs kitchen featuring natural wood cabinets, high quality Silestone countertops, and Ann Sacks backsplash tiles. The exquisite oversized master bathroom has a lovely Jacuzzi tub and also contains all kinds of important architectural details. A must see! Additional features include oversized windows, a washer/dryer, and brand new heat and air conditioning units. Built in 1888 and converted to a condo in 2006, the Abbey Condominium was originally part of St. Georges Church and interestingly, no two units are the same! This pre-war beauty is located in one of the most vibrant parts of Manhattan, where Gramercy Park meets the East Village, and is just close to Union Square, Stuyvesant Square Park, Trader Joes, Whole foods, and near one of the best subway hubs in the city! Apartment Features: East exposure, North exposure, Prewar detail, Beamed ceiling, Floors - hardwood, Modern kitchen, Renovated bathroom, Great closet space, Dishwasher Building Features: High speed internet
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