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Come through the gate with me. The boulevard falls away, and what opens up is lawn: wide, green, close-mown, edged with old trees that have had sixty years to grow tall enough to shade the paths, and benches under them. The gatehouse is staffed around the clock and the lobby has a doorman from seven in the morning until eleven at night, so the walk to your door is an unhurried one, under trees.Now come upstairs. Apartment 7J is a beautifully arranged corner unit on the seventh floor, 1,248 square feet by public record, six rooms, three generous bedrooms and two full baths. The kitchen, bathrooms and bedrooms were renovated in 2018 and immaculately cared for since, so what you step into is finished, bright and ready.And then the living room opens. Twenty-eight feet of it, a length that rivals a single-family house: a full sectional at one end for the movie, a desk and a reading lamp at the other, and still floor between them. A french door swings onto the balcony, tucked under the floor above and shaded through August, screened at the rail and again at the door, which not every apartment here has. That screen is the difference between a balcony you glance at and a door you leave standing open from May to October, with the breeze moving through the rooms and the treetops right there.Meals get their own expansive area between living room and kitchen, so a table can stay set, candles or homework or a half-finished puzzle, without becoming living room furniture. The galley kitchen is a proper cook's galley: stone countertops, a gas range, a microwave, a dishwasher, a clean tile floor, and the thing galleys almost never get, its own window, cracked open for air while something simmers.The bedrooms sit down their own quiet hall, the part of this layout that ages best: one door closes and the rest of the apartment goes away. The primary is fifteen by seventeen, vast for a co-op, with a whole wall of fitted wardrobes that disappears into the room and its own bath with a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The other two are near twins, easy and square. All three bedrooms hold something rare, double exposures, so they wake up bright, hold light all afternoon and cross-ventilate on a warm night. Also of note, both bathrooms have windows. There isn't one corner in this home that is dark.I itemize the monthly charge rather than bundle it, because you should see what you buy: maintenance of $1,415.67, a security fee of $169.96 that pays for the doormen and the 24-hour staffed front gate, and a $4.75 utility fee for managin

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