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Offered for sale is this fully renovated studio with 13' ceilings, patio, and large sleeping loft at 350 East 62nd Street. Apartment 1C was carefully re-designed and renovated to maximize space, storage, and to provide a fully appointed chef's kitchen with bountiful surface area and kitchen organization. A rarity on the Upper East Side, residents at 350 East 62nd Street enjoy loft living with high ceilings and open spaces. Apartment 1C also features a wall of south-facing glass facing its own semi-private patio. Entered on the first floor of the building, the apartment features a wide hallway with coat closet and under-stair storage, along with plenty of room for a console table or extra storage. The hallway unfurls to reveal an open space with large kitchen and an open living area. The u-shaped kitchen has massive amounts of storage space inside custom cabinetry, featuring roll-out's for dishes & cookware, a deep-basin sink, and a suite of stainless steel appliances. The restaurant-style refrigerator and freezer hide under the counter, providing more surface space and preserving volume. The open living area expands out onto a semi-private patio, and can easily host a bistro set or outdoor living area. The sleeping loft also features hardwood flooring, a dedicated landing area, an extra closet with additional hanging space. The loft can accommodate a queen size bed and end tables, along with an additional dresser. Tucked below the sleeping loft is the luxurious bathroom with a step-in shower, large vanity with storage, and a linen closet and conventional closet with dual hanging rods. The bathroom also features hardware by Hansgrohe and a heated towel rack. The apartment's south facing orientation puts it in the back of the building, where there is southern light and importantly, the apartment does not face East 62nd Street or 1st Avenue. The Beekman Condominium was originally built in 1916 as a commercial Laundromat, and was later converted to residential lofts in the 1970's. The building features a superb on-site superintendent, full-time doorman, and a large laundry room for residents. Nearby transit includes the M15 bus service on 1st and 2nd Avenues, the 4/5/6/N/R/W subway service at 59th Street-Lexington Avenue, and the F and Q subway subway service at 63rd Street-Lexington Avenue. All subway service can be accessed at 3rd Avenue. Please note that some photos have been virtually staged. Ref: 36508-21680950