A sun-filled corner 2 bed/2 bath with sweeping cityscape views, Residence 2G at Three Worldwide Plaza offers exceptional light, space, and lifestyle in one of Midtown West’s most established full-service condominiums. This bright and expansive home spans over 1,000 square feet. South and west exposures fill the space with natural light throughout the day, while electric solar blinds provide added comfort and privacy. Walls of windows frame open views across Hell’s Kitchen’s signature mix of brick and glass architecture, creating a true city-living backdrop that connects you to the neighborhood below. The layout is both functional and inviting,as you enter through the long foyer fully built out with custom closets and enter into a spacious living and dining area. The large, split-bedroom configuration provides convenience and privacy. Thoughtful upgrades include custom California Closets and an enhanced hall closet for exceptional storage, along with additional kitchen cabinetry paired with stainless steel appliances. Two full marble bathrooms and classic herringbone wood flooring, complemented by a distinctive columned corner, add warmth, character, and architectural interest to the home. Three Worldwide Plaza, built in 1989 by William Zeckendorf Jr., is a full-service condominium occupying an entire city block and known for its strong management and enduring appeal. Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a live-in resident manager, multiple roof decks, a landscaped courtyard, and laundry on every floor. For unit 2G, the laundry is conveniently located just across the hall with direct access to the private courtyard. On-site parking and storage are available for an additional fee. The building also offers direct access to TMPL Hell’s Kitchen, a premier fitness club featuring a saltwater pool, sauna, steam room, boxing area, and full-service training facilities. Located in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, you are surrounded by some of the city’s best dining, nightlife, and culture, with easy access to Central Park, Hudson River Park, and multiple subway lines including the A, C, and E. The building also permits flexible use, including short-term rental potential, offering both lifestyle and investment versatility.