434 East 52nd Street 5CNew York, NY 10022

New Exclusive from Classic Marketing - No Board Approval RequiredSpacious South-Facing Alcove Studio with Wood-Burning Fireplace at SouthgateWelcome to Residence 5C at 434 East 52nd Street, a spacious and charming south-facing alcove studio in the coveted Southgate cooperative, located on one of Beekman Place's most picturesque tree-lined blocks.This inviting home offers a thoughtfully designed layout with a generous living room, beautiful hardwood floors, and a classic wood-burning fireplace with an elegant decorative mantel that adds warmth and prewar character. Large south-facing windows bring natural light into the living space, while two window seats provide cozy spots to relax.A separate sleeping alcove comfortably accommodates a queen-size bed, creating a distinct sleeping area away from the main living space. The well-appointed kitchen features white cabinetry, marble countertops, a subway tile backsplash, and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave. A convenient breakfast bar opens to the living room, making the space ideal for everyday living and entertaining.Additional highlights include a gracious entry foyer, closet space, and a flexible floor plan that offers the comfort and functionality of a one-bedroom layout within a studio footprint.Combining classic prewar details with modern conveniences, Residence 5C presents a wonderful opportunity to enjoy comfortable living in the timeless Southgate community.Monthly assessment $191.10 thru July 2027434 East 52nd Street is part of the lovely New York enclave known as Southgate, designed by preeminent prewar architect Emery Roth and developed by Bing and Bing in the 1930s. Southgate has a beautiful private garden, white glove service including a full-time doorman, staff with handymen and porters, live in super, laundry room and storage bins available on a first come first serve basis. Located in the prime Sutton Place neighborhood, 434 East 52nd Street offers a welcoming tree lined street, steps away from some of the city's finest dining, shopping, entertainment, cultural institutions and access to transportation.