The Apartment
Flooded with southern sunlight which comes in through the glass doors leading onto the terrace, this charming studio apartment is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. One of the very few units in the building to feature outdoor space, the terrace of this second floor studio sits in the middle of the building's two wings and "features a unique View of United Nations Plaza". With a full bath, ample storage, and a windowed kitchen, this apartment can be accessed via the elevator or by conveniently walking up one flight from the building's main lobby.

The Building
Built in 1928, this red-brick building at 10 Mitchell Place has 96 cooperative apartments. Known as Stewart Hall and positioned between Beekman Place and First Avenue, Mitchell Place is only one block long and is across from 860 and 870 United Nations Plaza. The 14-story building has a canopied step-down entrance, a 24-hour doorman, bicycle storage, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with East River views.