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301 East 63rd Street Apartments

October 12, 2012 By Ariel Dagan

Located on the corner of 63^rd and Second, 301 East 63rd Street is the ideal place for someone that is looking to make a long term investment. This 16-story red brick building was built in 1958 by H.I. Feldman Architects, contains 166 apartments and is located in the heart of the second avenue subway construction. As soon as the project is done one should expect apartment values to rise. Especially since the building is one of the few coops that allows unlimited subletting after 2 years of owner residency.

Over the years many of the units have been updated while exchanging hands of different owners however; the apartments are characterized by large layouts, state of the art ventilation systems, quality windows and relatively inexpensive pricing.

301 East 63^rd Street has also recently undergone various upgrades that include a newly renovated lobby, with a 24 hour concierge and the option to use BuildingLink to track packages and make maintenance request online. Residents that need outdoor space are in luck – the building has a rooftop sun terrace that features spectacular city views.

There are various gourmet restaurants located around 301 East 63^rd Street, perfect for last minute dinner plans. The Second Avenue select bus makes transportation downtown easy and the 59^th street subway is only five blocks away.

This is a co-op building. All potential buyers are required to apply through a board in order to buy and rent. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to arrange a viewing with a realtor that is familiar with apartments for sale in this building.

To arrange a viewing with and Upper East Side specialist, please call 646-568-7175 or fill out the form below for an instant list of availabilities in this building.

200 East 66th Street – The Manhattan House

October 10, 2012 By Ariel Dagan

200 East 66^th Street, also known as Manhattan House, is one of the Upper East Side’s largest apartment complexes that features New York’s largest private garden. This land marked apartment building takes up the entire square block from Second Avenue to Third Avenue. Originally built in 1950, Manhattan House has recently gone through renovations and upgrades, keeping it modern with up-to-date appliances and fixtures.

Apartments are luxurious and modern. They are characterized by features that include multiple exposures, some of the largest private balconies in Manhattan, wood burning fireplaces, and thoughtfully designed floors plans that emphasize space. Recent upgrades to the apartments include four-inch wide solid oak plank flooring, custom plaster moldings for added detail, washer and dryers in every residence and premium finishes and fixtures in the bathroom and kitchens.

200 East 66^th boasts some of the Upper East Side’s most amazing amenities, including a spa, yoga center, library, rooftop deck, children’s playroom, lounge, fitness club and full service doorman, residence manager and valet service.

This Upper East Side condo building contains 475 apartments across 19-stories. Many units have already closed and gone into contract. For more information on what price apartments in this building are closing at please contact an Upper East Side apartment’s specialist at 646-568-7175.

303 East 57th Street – The Excelsior

October 9, 2012 By Ariel Dagan

303 East 57th Street, commonly known as the Excelsior, once was Manhattan’s tallest residential building when it was first completed in 1967. Standing 47 stories high, with 360 apartments this white brick building is a mix of offices and residences.

The buildings entrance has a circular driveway with a large staff at your service. It includes a full concierge service, health club, fitness center, rooftop deck, swimming pool and a valet services. Over the years the interiors of the apartments have changed as they have switched hands of different owners. Many of the units have expansive layouts with balconies that have breathtaking views of the city.

Located on 57^th and 2^nd the building is located ideally close to schools and public transportation. Residences that need to make the commute outside the city also have the option of parking their car in the buildings garage and using the entrance of the Queensboro Bridge, which is around the corner.

The quality services featured in 303 East 57th Street is a unique feature that sets it apartment from other Upper East Side apartment complexes. The building is a coop which means board approval is required when buying and selling apartments.

If you are interested in viewing apartments in 303 East 57th Street, it is highly recommend you work with a specialist that is familiar with the coop process. Please fill out the form below for a complete list of available apartments in this building. An agents will contact you directly to discuss further.

500 Park Avenue Apartments

October 9, 2012 By Ariel Dagan

500 Park Avenue which was designed by James Steward Polshek in 1984, is one of the few buildings that have won the national award in architecture from the American Institute of Architects. This award-wining building is one of Park Avenues most beautiful post-war designs.

500 Park is situated in Midtown near the South East corner of 59^th Street. The first 16 floors of this modern 40-story complex are office suites which removes the buildings apartments from the traffic outside the building. Apartments are large and spacious with modern fixtures. They also feature large windows with expansive views of Park Avenue, the city skyline and some with views of Central park. Residences of the building also have the benefit of a roof deck, concierge and doorman.

Right outside this building are some of the Upper East Sides finest restaurants including Cipriani, all of Fifth Avenues shopping and the leisure of Central Park two blocks away. The 59^th street subway station is one block away making transportation uptown, downtown or west easy.

500 Park Avenue is a condominium making it easier for buyer to make seamless purchases and for owners to rent their apartments with ease. To view apartments in 500 Park Avenue, please fill out the form below to see an instant list of available apartments and to be placed in touch with an Upper East Side realtor.

515 East 72nd Street Apartments

September 17, 2012 By Ariel Dagan

Here’s one apartment for every day of the year.This 41-floor building was built in 1985 and converted into a 365 unit condo building in 2005. But the number of dwellings isn’t the only thing that makes 515 East 72^nd St grand; this building also offers the 40,000 square feet of exclusive wellness amenities for its tenants.

The Miraval Spa for residences includes an indoor pool, a modern gym, a basketball court and luxury spa services. Alongside these wellness activities, there are also more exclusive features, including cooking classes, children’s arts and crafts and the Miraval Garden Cafe gourmet menu.

Apartments in this building face either the river or the city skyline, ensuring a breathtaking view from every panoramic angle. They are also designed for sustainability, using quality materials and hand-finished details. Dark walnut floors, walnut cabinets, vast windows, sandstone and limestone waterworks bathrooms, private terraces and natural fiber carpets are only a few of the building’s eco-friendly qualities.

At 515 East 72^nd street residences enjoy a prime location in Lennox Hill with a tranquil escape within the building’s wellness-influenced concept. This full service condo building has no board process making it the ideal building for first time buyers or someone that is looking for a hassle free purchase.

If you’re interested in apartments in 515 East 72nd Street, please fill out the form below to find a list of availabilities.