220 E 54TH Street, New York City, NY 10022

  Move right in! This oversized one-bedroom at 220 East 54th Street, Apt. 10D offers both north and south exposures, filling the home with light throughout the day. The unique layout provides a separate dining area, high ceilings, and an airy flow that feels much larger than a standard 1BR.

Details buyers love:

• Renovated kitchen with black granite countertops and custom wood cabinetry
• Updated bathroom with elegant beige marble finishes
• Beautiful hardwood floors and crown molding
• Abundant closet space
• Quiet, sunlit interiors – good for both work-from-home and entertaining
• Small assessment $133.50/ mo for paying off the building mortgage, makes excellent financial

The Building:

Welcome to The Leslie House, a full-service, 24-hour doorman cooperative that blends affordable luxury with unbeatable convenience. Amenities include:

• Newly renovated lobby and hallways
• Furnished roof deck with skyline views
• Laundry room and on-site garage
• Attentive live-in super and staff

The Neighborhood:

Located in Midtown East, you’ll enjoy the perfect mix of residential charm and city convenience. Moments away are:

• Trader Joe’s (53rd & 3rd) and Whole Foods (57th & Lexington) for easy shopping
• The brand-new East Midtown Waterfront Esplanade, is good for jogging, biking, or weekend strolls along the river
• Gyms, dining, nightlife, and boutiques right outside your door
• Excellent transportation (E, M, 6 trains just around the corner) and a quick walk to Midtown offices

This is one of the best values for a renovated doorman one-bedroom in Midtown – combining space, service, and location.

Note:

All information furnished is from sources deemed reliable and is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or change of other terms and conditions, prior to sale or withdrawal without notice. All dimensions, specifications, and other data shown are approximate. The floor plan is for guidance only, it does not create any representation, warranty or contract. For exact measurements, you must hire your own architect or engineer to verify the information contained herein.