200 E 66TH St C401

Stunning Mint Condition 2 Bedroom/2 Bath at Manhattan House

Available Late Sept/Early Oct.
No Pets. No Smoking.

This immaculately maintained split two bedroom, two bath home at the prestigious Manhattan House condominium is offered for rent for the very first time. This exceptional apartment features a bright corner-exposure living room with oversized casement windows overlooking a quiet, double-width tree-lined street. An entry foyer and a gracious dining gallery precede the living room. The beautifully renovated windowed kitchen features custom white shaker cabinetry, Viking Professional Series stainless steel appliances including a wine-fridge and Ceasarstone countertops.

The expansive primary bedroom features great light through magnificent casement windows, three incredible customized closets, an area for a home office plus an en-suite Sebastian marble bathroom. The large and bright second bedroom with a spacious customized closet overlooks tree-lined East 66th Street. The second bathroom has been also finished in Sebastian marble. Additional features of the home include gorgeous rift-cut oak hardwood floors, a Bosch washer dryer, custom window treatments, gradient and blackout shades and beautiful wall treatments.

The Manhattan House was designed by Gordon Bunschaft in 1950 and was the first white brick building to be built in the city. Enjoy the rare convenience of driving up to one of the two porte-cochere entrances on East 66th Street which lead into the lobby overlooking the beautifully landscaped one-acre private garden. Luxurious amenities include: 24-hour doorman, full-time residence manager, valet dry cleaning, garage parking available for a fee, Rooftop Manhattan Club with 10,000 square feet of interior and exterior entertainment space, Exhale Mind Body Spa & Fitness club, yoga studio, playroom, bicycle storage and five-star hotel concierge services. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, the Manhattan House is conveniently close to transportation, shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and only four blocks from Central Park.