300 E 90th St #PENTHOUSE 9A, New York, NY 10128

Private roof deck? Open city views? This duplex is not to be missed! Welcome home to apartment 9A at the Louisiana, a boutique condominium on the Southeast corner of 2nd Avenue and East 90th Street. With 12 windows between its 2 floors, high ceilings and open city views, this south-facing 1-bedroom home fills with exceptional sunlight all day. The main floor features the living room and kitchen with stainless steel appliances. A spiral staircase connects to the second floor, where a large bedroom and bathroom can be found. For added convenience, each floor can be accessed from hallway entrances. There are hardwood floors throughout. The Louisiana is an intimate 10-story condominium building featuring 31 units. Amenities include an attended lobby, laundry room, and communal roof deck. Public transportation is easily accessible with the 2nd Avenue Station (Q train) and 86th Street Station (4,5,6 trains) close by. In addition, there are many neighborhood attractions, including Ruppert Park, Carl Schurz Park, Asphalt Green Recreation Center, Central Park Reservoir, and Museum Mile. Enjoy close proximity to grocers, like Fairway and Whole Foods, pharmacies, shopping, dining and cafes. There is 1 storage unit currently available for rent at $95/month. Please note: - At lease signing, 1 month's rent and 1 month's security deposit will be due to the landlord. - Since The Louisiana is a condominium, the building's management company/Board requires a lease application to be completed and approved. Below are the fees that will be due to the building's management company/Board upon lease application submission: - $200 check payable to The Louisiana Condominium - $150 Check to Direct Management Corp. - $100 check to Norris McLaughlin LLP - $1000 check to The Louisiana Condominium. $500 Refundable after the tenant moves out and there are no damages in the common areas. $500 non-refundable. It will take about 2 weeks for Board's consent. If you need the consent earlier (1 week) you should double the checks for Direct Management Corp. and Norris McLaughlin LLP.