"The current owner has it configured as a one-bedroom, which allows for a properly sunny and spacious living room in what is ostensibly the king-size primary bedroom. Pleasant western exposures in there along with a closet and a decorative fireplace. The second bedroom is smaller but also has a closet and space enough for a king. (It will be tight, though.)"
"The living-dining situation is a bit dark (a single window provides light for the whole room), but the open kitchen has been updated and feels brighter for it - new appliances, tons of cabinets, a Bosch dishwasher. (Take or leave the pale-aqua tile backsplash.) The bathroom is just classic prewar: nicely tiled and windowed. They even snuck in a washer-dryer."
An $825,000 two-bedroom co-op on Vanderbilt Avenue is configured as a one-bedroom, creating a sunny, spacious living room in the king-size primary bedroom. The main room has western exposures, a closet, and a decorative fireplace; a smaller second bedroom still fits a king. The open, updated kitchen includes new appliances, ample cabinets, and a Bosch dishwasher. The tiled, windowed prewar bathroom and an in-unit washer-dryer add convenience. Monthly maintenance is $783 in a self-managed walk-up near neighborhood shops and transit. A $995,000 Upper West Side condo has a duplex-like layout with a lofted bedroom that has a bathroom yet opens to the living area and double-height windows.
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