Philip House, 141 East 88th street, #5A

OCCUPANCY JUNE 25TH Perfect Pre-War Condo in Carnegie Hill This Fabulous 4 bedroom and 4 bath residence at Philip House is in triple mint condition with glorious sun throughout. The entrance gallery leads to the west facing living room with a wood burning fireplace and opens onto the dining room and family room/den beyond creating a luxurious space ideal for living and entertaining. The 10 foot ceilings, crown moldings, 5’ wide white oak floors and Pella double insulated windows enhance the elegance of the living space.

Adjacent to the dining room behind discreet pocket doors is a large square windowed chefs eat-in-kitchen with custom cabinets, honed Belgian bluestone counter tops and marble backsplash. Top of the line appliances include an oversized Sub Zero, 6-burner wolf range Miele dishwasher and under counter wine cooler. Off the kitchen is a separate laundry room with Bosch washer and dryer.

An elegant hall leads to the bedroom wing which has the master bedroom suite which includes a dressing area filled with custom closets designed by Eva Jensen of Eva Jensen design. The luxurious en-suite master bath has a huge stall shower and soaking tub and double sinks with white marble walls and white marble sink tops and radiant heat. In addition, there are three other bedrooms all with their own baths and fitted closets.

A beautiful powder room and a mud room complete this offering. Residence 5A is ideal for a new home owner or for an investor. Philip House is a classic pre-war condominium reimagined for modern living.

Built in 1927 and converted in 2013-2015 by ARCH Architects and interiors by famed Victoria Hagan. Amenities include a fitness center with technogym, playroom, bike room and a music room and a large laundry room downstairs. There is a club room that leads out to an amazing landscaped rooftop terrace with open city views.

Philip House is a full-service building with 24-hour doorman and onsite resident manager. Private storage transfers with this apartment.

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