Enjoy a wood burning fire in this quiet, northern facing, apartment overlooking the back of the brownstones on 50th Street. A separate sleep area has been built with plenty of room for a queen bed and a dresser, complete with an overhead light/ceiling fan, a nice sized closet and an ensuite, windowed bath. With 9-ft beamed ceilings and hardwood floors throughout, this apartment has under $1,000 a month maintenance and is priced too sell. The recently renovated windowed kitchen has plenty of storage with black granite counter tops, white cabinetry, a small Viking fridge, a two burner stove and a small Panasonic convection oven/microwave. (Rumor has it that a Thanksgiving turkey was cooked to perfection in this oven.)

10 Mitchell Place built in 1928 is a hidden gem of a location, just steps off of 49th Street, between Beekman Place and First Avenue, conveniently accessible to up, down and cross-town public transportation. The lobby has an old world feeling with leather arm chairs and mahogany wood paneling. There’s a beautiful, landscaped roof garden with panoramic views of the UN, the Empire State and Chrysler buildings, as well as East River views of the Queensboro and Williamsburg Bridges. The roof garden can be reserved for your private parties or to just have friends over to be mesmerized by the city's lights.

Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a live-in super, daily mail delivery to your door, bike storage, laundry and storage bins upon availability. The 2% flip tax is split between the buyer and the seller. Pieds-a-terre are considered by the Board on a case-by-case basis and pets are welcomed.