Meticulously renovated and designed by Robert Passal, Residence 6A is a stunning contemporary home that seamlessly blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication. Sharing the floor with only two other units, this fashionable two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is filled with natural light and complemented by beautiful architectural moldings. Upon entry, one is immediately captivated by the exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtful design throughout. A grand foyer with hand-lacquered walls and elegant gallery lighting leads into a spacious living room, where intricate design details and a wood-burning fireplace accentuate the space. The windowed kitchen, designed with both spaciousness and functionality, features custom cabinetry and countertops, top-of-the-line appliances by Viking, Sub-Zero, Fisher & Paykel, and a garbage disposal. The south-facing primary bedroom is a serene retreat, featuring upholstered walls, custom millwork built-in closets, and tailored window treatments. The secondary bedroom, with custom wall finishes and millwork, is accessed through elegant pocket doors off the living room. The spa-like bathroom offers high-end finishes, including Waterworks tile, a rain shower with body sprays, and a full glass shower enclosure for a clean, modern aesthetic. Additional conveniences include new double-pane windows, a Sonos sound system, ample closet space, and gallery lighting throughout. Converted to a co-op in 1980, 264 Lexington Avenue is a charming 11-story building with only 33 apartments. The building offers a passenger elevator, service elevator, storage, and laundry in the basement. Additionally, the building has a superintendent, a part-time doorman, a renovated rooftop deck with a BBQ grill, sofas, and magnificent views of the Chrysler Building, Empire State Building and beyond. Just two blocks from the 6 train, 264 Lexington Avenue is in close proximity to cultural institutions such as the NY Public Library, The Morgan Library, Grand Central, and is surrounded by a vast variety of restaurants, shops, entertainment, and transportation.