Classic Two Bedroom Pre War Gem This charming sun-flooded high floor 2 bedroom/2 bath apartment faces south over 51st Street and showcases beautiful East River views from both the living room and master bedroom. The elegant foyer makes a welcoming first impression where the warmth of prewar detail, beamed ceilings, moldings and hardwood floors are immediately felt. With a natural flow, the foyer leads to a separate dining area with built-in cabinets and wine rack; and the adjacent large living room includes custom built bookshelves that perfectly frame the wood burning fire place. In addition, there is a well-proportioned windowed kitchen and two classically tiled windowed bathrooms. The apartment has large custom fitted California closets throughout. Built in 1930 as one of the five sister residences that are collectively known as Southgate, 433 East 51st Street is a 13 story, 81 unit pre-war cooperative built by Bing & Bing and designed by the world class architect, Emery Roth. The buildings combine the brilliance of Mr. Roth's architecture and the sturdy and elegant bones of a 1930 Bing & Bing building. The building offers a full-time doorman, landscaped garden, children's play area, laundry, storage and bike rooms (no additional fees). Pied-a-terre and pets are allowed. Electricity is included in maintenance. The building is perfectly situated at the romantic cul de sec of the exclusive Beekman Place and tree-lined E. 51st Street. The location is convenient to shopping, transportation, museums, restaurants and night life. Peter Detmold Park is just steps away and features one of city's best dog runs and gardens. This very special enclave is a rare and wonderful place to live in the heart of New York City. Seller will pay building's capital improvement assessment in full at closing.