Finally, a renovated South facing Classic 7 in a prewar co-op on a cul-de-sac in Beekman Place. One of the most exclusive areas of Manhattan, Beekman will remind you of the quaint side streets you'll find in Europe. As you enter through a wide foyer with handsome built-ins lined with books and a reading bench you are greeted by the bright South sun which floods the apartment through the restored iron casement windows. The living room faces the front of the building and has three windows with charming treetop views, high ceilings, oak floors, and a working fireplace with imported Italian tile surround. The square proportions allow for ample seating and the layout flows well into the formal dining room and library which can also be used as a third bedroom. The master bedroom faces south and has a windowed bath en-suite with basket woven floors and restored fixtures. The kitchen has been recently renovated with Garland range, a Subzero, stainless steel counter tops and new cabinetry. There is also a maid's room with a captain's bed and washer/dryer. Further enhancing this extremely rare opportunity is the comfort and convenience of 2 separate zones of Central Air Conditioning, an unexpected amenity in a pre-war building.

The Beekman Mansion (439 East 51st) is a full-time doorman pre war co-op located on a cul-de-sac in the desirable Beekman area. It was built in 1925 and is steps to the Peter Detmold Park which overlooks the East River. The Beekman neighborhood is also one of the only neighborhoods in Manhattan that has a private security company that patrols the 4 block area. It is home to ambassadors, dignitaries and most importantly, quiet considerate neighbors.