130 E 63RD St 6A

6A it's an exquisite an elegant "toothbrush" ready apartment. You can move in right away. No work needed! Whether you are looking for a first residence or a pied-a-terre 6A at 130 East 63rd street is your new home in Manhattan.


Upon coming in you see that the interior design of the place is flawless. All details are thought out. High end finishes and quality materials are throughout the entire space. Solid oak wood floors, 9 feet tall doors, custom built ins and closets to maximize space and functionality, state of the art kitchen with stainless steel appliances to enjoy cooking and entertaining, pocket doors to close the double living room and convert it into a massive second sleeping area with two generous closets. Two full bathrooms, a splendid master bedroom with south exposures and silence. All AC units have installed thermostats working like a charm.


The south and north exposure of the two wall to wall windows create a crossed ventilation that moderates internal temperatures, so the air movement increases the comfort inside the place. Because of its location the natural lighting brings a warm feeling and a bright atmosphere all day long.


130 East, 63rd street is considered one of the premier buildings in the neighborhood. It's less than a block from Park Avenue. It has two 24-hour doormen, a lobby attendant, live-in super, and a beautiful landscaped roof deck overlooking brownstone roof gardens and the Manhattan skyline. This view includes a full view of the iconic Chrysler building you can enjoy during an astonishing sunset.


The building has a amical buyer process with limited paperwork and no board interview. It welcomes investors, corporate, and foreign buyers, 90% financing, and has a liberal subleasing policy for owners. Pied-a-terre and pets are welcome. There is a central laundry room, storage and bike rooms with an adjacent parking garage. A capital assessment of $372.49 is in place. The white glove building is close to Central Park, across the street from Equinox and adjacent to the F and Q 63rd Street subway station and the express/local Lexington 4, 5, 6 subway.