TURTLE BAY TOWERS, 310 East 46th Street, #15L

Sun Splashed high floor LOFT One Bedroom with SOARING 12' beamed ceilings and serene Water and Open City views.15L's sprawling layout is highlighted by the dramatic 33'+ long living and dining room that's washed in natural light all day from it's East facing exposure and oversized windows. A picturesque brick accent wall harkens back to the industrial origins of the building and adds significant character. The sizeable bedroom can accommodate a King or Queen bed with dual end tables and a dresser as well as featuring a full wall of closets that will house a substantial wardrobe for up to two occupants comfortably.The pristine white galley kitchen features classic white subway tile and granite countertops. There is potential to renovate the kitchen in this L line into a more open concept style with breakfast bar. If kept as is, there is also the option to enclose the dining area into a flex office/den. One of the undoubted highlights of the apartment is the GORGEOUSLY renovated bathroom, adorned with hexagonal Calacatta Marble tiles, a dual sink vanity with gold accented faucets and matching contemporary lighting as well as built in glass shelving and a small linen closet. The apartment features a veritable abundance of custom storage options overall including a custom built-in bookshelf in the living room, a large free standing pantry storage unit in the rear hallway and custom build outs in the closets in the bedroom, dining room, coat closet and rear hallway. Turtle Bay Towers is a popular pre-war CONDOP (co-op with condo rules) industrial loft conversion with Soho/Dumbo vibes that has a gracious amenity package including an art deco lobby, 24 hour doorman, live in super, in building GARAGE, laundry on floors 3-18, storage, bike storage and a beautiful roof deck with expansive views of the midtown skyline and it's most iconic skyscrapers. Investors, pied-a-terre and Subletting are welcome (open sublets from day 1).Turtle Bay and Midtown East has become an increasingly popular destination with it's access to the United Nations, Grand Central and other public transportation options as well as it's growing dining and nightlife options including Smith and Wolensky, The Grill, Ophelia Rooftop Lounge, The Smith, Hillstone, Sugarfish, La Pecora Bianca, Da Rafelle, Avra Estiatorio, Totto Ramen and more. The Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Greenmarket, located just around the corner and open every Wednesday, adds to the charming allure of this locale.