Quiet luxury meets this turn-key, large architect-designed pre-war East Village one-bedroom.

Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a large foyer, complete with a fully customized walk-in coat closet. The open floor plan is a true delight, featuring a modern, upscale, open chef's kitchen with absolute honed black granite countertops, ample Scandinavian-style wooden cabinetry, and a marble herringbone backsplash that harmonizes the space. Exceptional craftsmanship shines throughout, with a full wall of handcrafted millwork in the living room-perfectly designed for a home office nook, entertainment system, and storage needs. Additional notable features include LED recessed lighting throughout, freshly skim-coated pristine plaster walls, and newly installed low-profile radiators. The inviting, sunny, king-sized bedroom offers sweeping eastern exposures and leads to an elegantly appointed, oversized four-fixture bathroom adorned with Lefroy Brooks hardware. Four fully outfitted closets, illuminated with custom lighting, complete this spectacular retreat.

It's all about the details. The current owner has upgraded the apartment with 200 amps of power to fully service all appliances. For added comfort, every room, including the bathroom, has pre-installed air conditioning, each with a dedicated power line. The new espresso oak hardwood floors feature soundproof sub-flooring, adding an extra layer of luxury. This East Village apartment exceeds expectations with its smart yet classic design, brimming with modern elegance.

Built in 1929, Ageloff Towers is an architecturally stunning pre-war Art Deco building with a part-time doorman. Amenities include a fitness center, on-site laundry, bike room, storage room, children's playroom, and a fully furnished roof deck with city views. Located at 172 East 4th Street, this pet-friendly building permits co-purchasing, pied-à-terres, and gifting on a case-by-case basis. Conveniences at your doorstep include Whole Foods, Union Market, Tompkins Square Park, Equinox and endless dining and entertainment options.