Listing Courtesy of Modern Spaces
$290,000
Potential Rebate: $4,350
Stunning Opportunity to embrace Roosevelt Island Living!<br><br>Discover the incredible potential awaiting you in Apartment 504, a generously proportioned studio cooperative nestled on the desirable and tranquil Roosevelt Island. This unique home offers an unparalleled chance to craft your dream urban retreat, boasting a desirable layout that includes a rare and highly convenient one and one-half bathrooms.<br><br>Bask in exceptional natural light throughout the day, thanks to the apartment's prime positioning. The main living area features a bright, east-facing exposure, perfect for welcoming the morning sun, complemented by an additional window facing south, providing delightful ambient light and charming city glimpses. The superb light quality enhances the already spacious feel of this large studio.<br><br>This is your chance to reimagine the space entirely, allowing you to customize the residence to your exact specifications and luxury standards. The strong foundation is here—all that's needed is your creative vision to realize its spectacular potential.<br><br>Roosevelt Island offers a unique lifestyle with easy access to Manhattan, beautiful waterfront parks, and a close-knit community. Seize this exciting opportunity to create a bespoke, one-of-a-kind home in an unbeatable island location.<br><br>Schedule your appointment to view today!<br><br>**Photos are virtually staged<br><br>Modern Spaces exclusively lists this property.
$2,944 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$4,350
Monthly savings impact
$12/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
The rebate is paid to you at closing and can help offset closing costs or other expenses.
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Listing Courtesy of Modern Spaces
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Compare average listing prices and value metrics for 531 Main Street against the surrounding Roosevelt Island market.
than the Roosevelt Island price-per-sq-ft average
Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
Roosevelt Island is an impossibly quiet, 2-mile sliver of land in the East River, sitting between Manhattan and Queens. It operates as part of the borough of Manhattan but feels like a separate world. For buyers interested in Roosevelt Island Manhattan real estate, it offers waterfront value, stunning views, and a suburban pace of life just minutes from the city.
Living in Roosevelt Island is unique. You take a tram or subway to get home. Traffic is minimal as cars are restricted in many areas. As a distinct Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it attracts diplomats (due to proximity to the UN), medical researchers, and families who want safety and space.
The market for homes for sale in Roosevelt Island is dominated by co-ops (originally Mitchell-Lama developments) and newer luxury rentals and condos like Riverwalk. Prices here are significantly lower than mainland Manhattan, offering excellent value for waterfront living.
It is a leasehold community—most buildings are on ground leases from the city/state, which can complicate financing but often results in lower purchase prices. The new Cornell Tech campus has driven new interest and investment in the southern end.
The lifestyle in Roosevelt Island is peaceful. There is no nightlife. Residents enjoy running along the river promenade, picnicking in Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park, and playing sports on the ample fields.
Community is incredibly tight. Because it is an island, there is a "small town" familiarity. It is one of the most international and diverse zip codes in the city.
Roosevelt Island is famous for the Roosevelt Island Tramway, which offers a cinematic 4-minute ride to 59th Street and Second Avenue. The F train also stops deep underground, connecting to Midtown in one stop.
The red "Red Bus" circulates the island for free, shuttling residents to the subway and tram. It is a car-lite environment, which many parents love.
The entire island is essentially a park. Four Freedoms Park at the southern tip is a Louis Kahn masterpiece. Lighthouse Park at the northern tip offers grilling and fishing.
Amenities include a public library, schools, and a few restaurants and grocery stores on Main Street. The Cornell Tech campus has added a cafe and hotel, bringing a bit more activity to the area.
Roosevelt Island is best for families, UN employees, and anyone who wants to escape the noise of the city completely while remaining a 5-minute tram ride away.

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