This luminous and spacious renovated corner studio (convertible one bedroom) is located in the heart of Tudor City at Woodstock Tower, an esteemed landmarked full-service cooperative within a secluded enclave of historic pre-war structures and serene parks. A true sanctuary on the seventh floor hovering just above the lush trees, this beautiful residence showcases five timeless wrought iron windows that frame enchanting vistas of a landmark park, plentiful sky, and offering glimpses of the East River. This lovely home features a large welcoming foyer and spacious living and dining areas. Here, meticulously restored original hardwood floors and gracefully beamed ceilings radiate the charm of a bygone era, while the restored original windows look out over the park's verdant surroundings. The separate windowed kitchen is graced with herringbone hardwood floors and a full suite of LG stainless steel appliances. Among them, a 30" French door refrigerator with a pull-drawer freezer, a 30" electric range and oven, and a dishwasher. A herringbone marble backsplash and quartz countertops provide a touch of opulence, while integrated recessed lighting lends a contemporary allure. The bright and airy corner bedroom sleeping area is thoughtfully separated by custom (and movable) floor-to-ceiling Vitsoe shelving. A classic bathroom showcases meticulous tilework, a shower-tub combination, and a medicine cabinet. Storage solutions abound with the built-out walk-in closet and coat closet, each adorned with Vitsoe shelving that allow for substantial storage. The Woodstock Tower is a pre-war, landmarked full service building that was built in 1929 by Fred F. French. The 459 residence building was originally constructed for pied-a-terre rentals and a hotel but was later converted to cooperative apartments in 1980. Amenities include newly renovated hallways & elevators, central laundry, live-in super, fitness center, and a beautiful private courtyard garden. The building welcomes pets and gifting to income producing buyers however, pied- -terre, co-purchasing, and guarantors will require board approval. The Woodstock Tower is located above 42nd Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenues, and is close to a transportation hub with numerous bus services, Grand Central Station, and easy access to FDR highway, bridges, and tunnels.
