For those looking for a “true” New York experience, 865 U.N. Plaza offers residents a wealth of opportunities. Blocks from the New York Public Library and Grand Central Station, this Pre-War structure has seen its share of historical and cultural milestones. But residents of the Tudor-style high-rise wont’ care much about the past when they can enjoy the present. Peaceful views of the East River abound, and soaring above the Manhattan backdrop, residents can enjoy moments of insight that land-dwellers miss. 865 U.N. Plaza is geared for the working, single adult. Its studio and one-bedroom apartments range in square footage from a cozy 559 square feet to a more expansive 948 square feet. Some floor plans include an optional den/office, and all provide plenty of closet space. The property boasts of being pet friendly, so there is no need to find a new home for Buster or Spot.

The classic, Pre-war look of granite and stone is complemented with modern-style stainless steel appliances to add depth to a simple design. In the streamlined kitchen, an over-the-stove microwave reminds residents that there is always an easier way to make a meal, especially on those busy Friday nights. Of course, with plenty of things to do in this neighborhood, the likelihood that residents will spend a Friday night at home is slim. The Radio City Music Hall is just down the road, not to mention a myriad of small restaurants. But on the off chance that residents feel a quiet Friday or Saturday night coming on, there’s nothing quite as relaxing as watching the world go by beneath you while you enjoy a home-cooked meal. Each condominium at 865 U.N. Plaza has a windowed kitchen.

Halstead Property, one of the area’s most prolific real estate sales groups, markets this condominium development. Samson management is responsible for the development of 865 U.N. Plaza, and with a price range of $446,000 to over $1 million, it is apparent that people see the value in these homes. As of August 2007, 12 of the 21 listed properties are already under contract. Financing is available; however, potential residents must make a down payment of 10%.

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