509 E 77th Street 2B

A PARISIAΝ EЅCAΡE ΑΤ ΤHE LANDΜΑRΚΕD CHΕROKEE! GAS & ELECTRIC INCLUDED IN MAINTENANCE This gorgeous 1-BEDROOM, 1-BATH has it all: -PERFECTLY PLACED 2ND FLOOR WALK-UP - MIELE WASHER / DRYER IN UNIT - Thoughtful STORAGE throughout: COAT CLOSET, LAUNDRY / UTILITY CLOSET, and floor-to-ceiling BUILT-IN CLOSETS in the primary bedroom - CUSTOM-MADE WINDOWS from Ireland - Overhead LED lighting + DINING ROOM CHANDELIER - EXPOSED BRICK - NEW STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES in a WINDOWED KITCHEN - WINE FRIDGE - Baseboard MOLDING and COLUMNS - 2 PRIVATE BALCONIES with TILED ARCHES - WINDOWS and LIGHT EVERYWHERE with 3 EXPOSURES, in a building designed to bring residents as much sunlight and fresh air as possible Building Amenities: - VIDEO SURVEILLANCE - STORAGE + BIKE STORAGE [fees] - CENTRAL LAUNDRY ROOM - LIVE-IN SUPER - COURTYARD - PETS WELCOME Location: Next to JOHN JAY PARK, close to the cross-town 79 BUS and the 6 TRAIN Financial Policies: - 80% MAX FINANCING (20% DOWN PAYMENT) - NO FLIP TAX. NO ASSESSMENTS - CO-PURCHASING, PIEDS-A-TERRE and GUARANTORS all permitted - UNLIMITED SUBLETTING: INVESTOR FRIENDLY A PIECE OF NEW YORK HISTORY Built between 1909 and 1912 as the Shively Sanitary Tenements (the East River Homes), the Cherokee was a philanthropic experiment, sponsored largely by Anna Harriman Vanderbilt. Architect Henry Atterbury Smith designed it so that sunlight and fresh air would help heal families facing tuberculosis. Today it is a LANDMARKED co-op, converted in 1986, and the same light, air and Guastavino-vaulted passageways and courtyards still define life here.