129 E 102nd Street #5-E Manhattan, NY 10029

UNDER CONTRACT _ NO LONGER SHOWING - Welcome to apartment 5E, a loft style one-bedroom residence at 129 East 102nd Street, at the top of the hill on the southwest corner of 102nd Street and Lexington Avenue.

Step into this spacious apartment that has undergone a complete renovation. The interior showcases elegant exposed brick walls and hardwood floors throughout. The open kitchen, adorned with stone countertops and stainless steel appliances, creates a modern and inviting atmosphere. The living room boasts connects to an open kitchen with five large windows facing south, flooding the space with ample natural light and offering dynamic views of the city. There is renovated open kitchen with breakfast bar and lots of cabinet storage.

The bedroom, separated by sliding barn doors, provides a comfortable retreat and a closet area can be built out on the right as you enter. The contemporary bathroom has been tastefully renovated and has a window..

The building at 129 E 102nd Street maintains exceptional financial stability. It is meticulously maintained and conveniently located just one block away from the #6 subway station at 103rd Street and Lexington Avenue, as well as a short distance from Central Park. Residents can enjoy access to a private outdoor roof deck (with a BBQ soon to be added), a common laundry room on the first floor.

This co-op building supports parents buying for their children, non occupant co-purchasing, and gifting. It also offers the advantage of lowered maintenance fees due to the building's strong financial position. In addition to substantial cash reserves, the co-op benefits from four commercial tenants who contribute monthly rent.

Please note that 129 East 102nd Street is an HDFC building with income requirements. To qualify for ownership, prospective buyers must have an income no greater than 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI). The income limits are as follows: $112,000 for a family of 1, $128,000 for a family of 2, $144,000 for a family of 3, and so on.