Apartment thirteen F is a lovingly maintained two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence that has been in the same family since nineteen fifty. A gracious entry foyer with two closets introduces the home and leads to a south-facing living room centered around a wood-burning fireplace—an inviting setting for both everyday living and intimate gatherings. The true eat-in kitchen retains its original charm, featuring classic china cupboards and period cabinetry, thoughtfully complemented by updated base cabinets to accommodate a dishwasher. The private bedroom wing includes a corner primary suite with south and east exposures, two closets, and an en-suite original windowed bathroom with a soaking tub. The second bedroom is generously proportioned, offering two closets and its own en-suite original three-piece bathroom. Set on a high floor, the apartment is filled with southern light and open blue-sky views. Additional highlights include oak hardwood floors and beautifully preserved prewar details throughout, including coffered ceilings, glass-and-brass doorknobs, moldings, and picture rails. A wonderful opportunity to purchase a high-floor, classic two-bedroom home with enduring prewar character. The cooperative is pet-friendly and permits up to seventy-five percent financing, along with pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing, and guarantors with board approval. Additionally with approval, residents may install in-unit washer and dryer and through-wall air conditioning. Built in nineteen thirty and designed by architects George and Edward Blum, three hundred fifteen East sixty-eighth Street is a distinguished prewar cooperative. The building's elegant street-side entrance is set behind a beautifully landscaped forecourt, creating a gracious arrival. Residents enjoy full-service amenities including a twenty-four-hour attended lobby, landscaped roof deck, fully equipped gym, playroom, bike room, storage cages, laundry facilities, package room, and the support of an on-site resident manager. Ideally situated at the corner of East sixty-eighth Street and Second Avenue,, the building offers convenient access to the best of the Upper East Side: fine dining gourmet markets world-class museums Central Park ,and premier shopping . Transportation is effortless with the nearby six 6 , Q subway lines ,and M15 bus . Two percent flip tax Assessment: Elevator Modernization Project three hundred twenty-three dollars forty-five cents per month through April twenty twenty-seven