249 East 50th Street 249 E 50th St, TH1

BRAND NEW LUXURY BOUTIQUE CONDO BUILDING IN MIDTOWN EAST.

MODERN SOUTH-FACING 2-BEDROOM (CONVERTIBLE 3-BEDROOM) TOWNHOUSE WITH PRIVATE ENTRANCE. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

Welcome to residence TH1, a modern townhouse in Midtown East of Manhattan, an expansive 2-story, two-bed, two-and-a-half bath condo unit can be a convertible three-bedroom unit. It includes an exquisitely crafted indoor space (1,399 SF) and a private entrance to the street. Its insulated windows mitigate any noise from the street to ensure a tranquil environment indoors.

The ground floor entrance leads to the open Living Room with outstanding high ceilings (almost 11
ft). The open kitchen offers custom modern cabinetry with a quartz countertop plus a huge
kitchen island. High-end appliances include a Liebherr refrigerator, a Bosch appliance set such as
a convection oven, a five-burner gas cooktop, and a dishwasher. The kitchen also comes with a vented-out range hood, which rarely can be found in Manhattan. Brand new GE smart washer and vented-out dryer in the unit. The Living Room has a corner that can be converted to a 3rd bedroom or home office with tracks to be installed on the ceiling and moving panels.

There are two bedrooms located on the second floor with another entrance. The en-suite primary
bedroom features an expansive walk-in closet, and the second bedroom has a big closet. All the
bedrooms can easily fit a king-size bed, and the bathrooms are custom-designed and have radiant heat floors.

Designed by Architect Isaac and Stern, 249 East 50th Street Condominium is a brand-new boutique
development. Striking a balance between modern and conservative, the building’s façade of
limestone panels and large windows was designed to blend seamlessly into the Midtown East
neighborhood. The development is a full-service doorman building with an array of amenities,
including a gym, bike storage, and a roof deck.

Located in the Turtle Bay neighborhood of Manhattan, 249 East 50th is only two blocks from the 6,
M, and E trains. In addition, the neighborhood’s proximity to the United Nations provides unique
and unparalleled access to international flavors.

249 East 50th is at the center of it all, with a plethora of upscale restaurants and eateries like Avra
Estiatorio and Smith and Wollensky. A range of grocery stores is also nearby—from the natural and
organic-focused Whole Foods Market to D’Agostino and Morton Williams.

The property tax can be 17.5% lower if the unit is used as a primary residence and held under
personal names.

The owners of this townhouse unit can do short-term rentals with a minimum of a 3-month lease term.

Photos are virtually staged. Contact the listing agents now to schedule a private viewing.