Welcome to this beautiful pre-war home at 315 East 68th Street. With approximately 1300 square-feet of living space, this classic and beautifully maintained two-bed, two-bath unit has been updated with modern touches that accentuate the apartment's gracious interior architecture. Unit 4E maintains its original pre-war floorplan, with dining and living space flowing into each, and a private zone housing the apartment's bedrooms and bathrooms. Throughout the apartment there are coffered ceilings and the large windows facing south and west flood the apartment with daylight. Remarkable details throughout the unit include original moldings, wooden doors with brass and glass hardware, and custom built-ins. The 21'10 x 13'10 living room includes a beautifully detailed wood-burning fireplace, and a separate dining area creates an intimate space for entertaining. The renovated kitchen features grey cabinetry, honed black stone counters, and stainless-steel appliances. The primary bedroom has two large west-facing windows, a deep closet, and an en-suite bathroom with the original subway tile, shower stall and updated marble flooring and vanity. The second bedroom features a walk-in closet, and two window exposures, facing south and west. The cooperative is pet friendly and allows 75% maximum financing, pied-a-terre purchases; co-purchasing and guarantors. Installation of In-unit washer/dryers and through wall air conditioners are allowed with board approval. Built in 1930, 315 East 68th Street is a premier cooperative building designed by architects George and Edward Blum. The building sits on the corner of East 68th Street and Second Avenue with a street side entrance located through a beautiful, landscaped forecourt. 315 East 68th Street is a full-service building with full-time attended lobby, landscaped roof deck, updated gym, playroom, bike storage, storage cages, laundry room, package room and on-site resident manager. The building features a convenient location to all the Upper East Side has to offer, including a variety of restaurants and grocery stores, Central Park, shopping, museums, and easy access to the 6 and Q subway lines.