Sunlit Pre-War One-Bedroom with Flexible Layout & Two-Bedroom Potential

Welcome to a charming and exceptionally versatile one-bedroom residence in a classic pre-war cooperative on a beautifully tree-lined block in the heart of Hell's Kitchen. Ideally positioned between Central Park, Columbus Circle, and the Theater District, this inviting home combines timeless Manhattan character with thoughtful updates and the flexibility to adapt to your lifestyle.

A standout feature is the generous windowed eat-in kitchen, which offers more than just a welcoming space for cooking and dining. Its size and configuration provide the exciting potential to convert the kitchen into a second bedroom, home office, or study, subject to the appropriate approvals. For buyers seeking flexibility, the possibilities are particularly appealing-whether you envision a dedicated work-from-home space, guest room, or future two-bedroom configuration.

The existing kitchen has been thoughtfully renovated with crisp white cabinetry, soft under-cabinet lighting, black granite countertops, and updated appliances, including a convenient two-drawer Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. Bright and functional, it is equally suited to everyday living and casual entertaining. The bedroom and kitchen enjoy southern exposures, bringing wonderful natural light into the home. A windowed bathroom retains its classic old-world charm, complementing the apartment's pre-war character.

The well-maintained cooperative is staffed by a full-time superintendent and a part-time doorman from 3 PM to midnight. (weekend hours are different) The lobby and hallways have been recently refreshed while preserving the building's original pre-war details. Residents enjoy a bike room, a newly refurbished laundry facility, and storage available through a waiting list. The building is pet-friendly and permits subletting, offering additional flexibility, although pied-terre ownership is not permitted.

The cooperative permits up to 75% financing, while the 2% flip tax is paid by the seller. The current assessment has also been fully paid by the seller.

With its sunny exposures, charming pre-war details, renovated windowed kitchen, and rare potential for a flexible two-bedroom or home-office layout, this is a special opportunity to create a home that can evolve with you-all in one of Manhattan's most vibrant and centrally located neighborhoods.