Property
| Ownership: | Co-op |
|---|---|
| Type: | Apartment |
| Rooms: | 3.5 |
| Bedrooms: | 1.5 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 1 |
| Pets: | Pets Allowed |
| Area: | 950 sq ft |
Financials
Description
One of the Upper East Side’s largest apartment buildings, this 366-unit,
white-brick structure was erected in 1968 and converted to a
cooperative in 1986.
The 19-story building is quite conventional in
its design, but its entrance and lobby were very handsomely redone in
the late 1990’s and now are very elegant and bright.
Many
apartments have balconies and there are several terraces. Although the
central portion of the building’s blockfront on First Avenue is
recessed, the building, intelligently, maintained the retail frontage
along the building line.
In recent years, this far east
area of the Upper East Side has undergone considerable upgrading with
the construction of many new luxury high-rise apartment towers. As a
result, the neighborhood is quite lively with many restaurants and a
broad selection of neighborhood stores.
Although it is fairly
long walk to the subway station at Lexington Avenue and 77th Street,
crosstown buses are frequent on both 79th and 72nd Streets.
The building has two pools and a picnic area on its roof.
The Apartment
* Large Living Room with amazing view of the East River
* Dining Area convertible to Den/Office with an elegant sliding built-in-door
* Large Entry foyer usable as dining/office area
* Renovated Kitchen and Bathroom
* Unusual Tons of closets space for clothing and storage
* Up to 75% Financing allowed
* Tax deduction to approximately 48%
The Building
* Built in 1967 and converted to Co-Op in 1986
* 24-hour Doorman/concierge
* Garage/parking space
* Tailor
* Luggage Room
* Rooftop Swimming Pool and Deck
* Bike and Storage Room
* No Pied-a-terre
*Pets allowed up to 30 lbs.
Amenities
- A/C units
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dining Room
- Dishwasher
- Dock
- Garage
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floors
- Live Work
- Pool
- Pool House
- Water front
- Water view
- Wheelchair Access
Neighborhood
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One of the Upper East Side’s largest apartment buildings, this 366-unit, white-brick structure was erected in 1968 and converted to a cooperative in 1986.
The 19-story building is quite conventional in its design, but its entrance and lobby were very handsomely redone in the late 1990’s and now are very elegant and bright.
Many apartments have balconies and there are several terraces. Although the central portion of the building’s blockfront on First Avenue is recessed, the building, intelligently, maintained the retail frontage along the building line.
In recent years, this far east area of the Upper East Side has undergone considerable upgrading with the construction of many new luxury high-rise apartment towers. As a result, the neighborhood is quite lively with many restaurants and a broad selection of neighborhood stores.
Although it is fairly long walk to the subway station at Lexington Avenue and 77th Street, crosstown buses are frequent on both 79th and 72nd Streets.
The building has two pools and a picnic area on its roof.
The Apartment
* Large Living Room with amazing view of the East River
* Dining Area convertible to Den/Office with an elegant sliding built-in-door
* Large Entry foyer usable as dining/office area
* Renovated Kitchen and Bathroom
* Unusual Tons of closets space for clothing and storage
* Up to 75% Financing allowed
* Tax deduction to approximately 48%
The Building
* Built in 1967 and converted to Co-Op in 1986
* 24-hour Doorman/concierge
* Garage/parking space
* Tailor
* Luggage Room
* Rooftop Swimming Pool and Deck
* Bike and Storage Room
* No Pied-a-terre
*Pets allowed up to 30 lbs.
- A/C units
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dining Room
- Dishwasher
- Dock
- Garage
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floors
- Live Work
- Pool
- Pool House
- Water front
- Water view
- Wheelchair Access
Neighborhood
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Description
One of the Upper East Side’s largest apartment buildings, this 366-unit,
white-brick structure was erected in 1968 and converted to a
cooperative in 1986.
The 19-story building is quite conventional in
its design, but its entrance and lobby were very handsomely redone in
the late 1990’s and now are very elegant and bright.
Many
apartments have balconies and there are several terraces. Although the
central portion of the building’s blockfront on First Avenue is
recessed, the building, intelligently, maintained the retail frontage
along the building line.
In recent years, this far east
area of the Upper East Side has undergone considerable upgrading with
the construction of many new luxury high-rise apartment towers. As a
result, the neighborhood is quite lively with many restaurants and a
broad selection of neighborhood stores.
Although it is fairly
long walk to the subway station at Lexington Avenue and 77th Street,
crosstown buses are frequent on both 79th and 72nd Streets.
The building has two pools and a picnic area on its roof.
The Apartment
* Large Living Room with amazing view of the East River
* Dining Area convertible to Den/Office with an elegant sliding built-in-door
* Large Entry foyer usable as dining/office area
* Renovated Kitchen and Bathroom
* Unusual Tons of closets space for clothing and storage
* Up to 75% Financing allowed
* Tax deduction to approximately 48%
The Building
* Built in 1967 and converted to Co-Op in 1986
* 24-hour Doorman/concierge
* Garage/parking space
* Tailor
* Luggage Room
* Rooftop Swimming Pool and Deck
* Bike and Storage Room
* No Pied-a-terre
*Pets allowed up to 30 lbs.
Amenities
- A/C units
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dining Room
- Dishwasher
- Dock
- Garage
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floors
- Live Work
- Pool
- Pool House
- Water front
- Water view
- Wheelchair Access
Neighborhood
More listings:
One of the Upper East Side’s largest apartment buildings, this 366-unit, white-brick structure was erected in 1968 and converted to a cooperative in 1986.
The 19-story building is quite conventional in its design, but its entrance and lobby were very handsomely redone in the late 1990’s and now are very elegant and bright.
Many apartments have balconies and there are several terraces. Although the central portion of the building’s blockfront on First Avenue is recessed, the building, intelligently, maintained the retail frontage along the building line.
In recent years, this far east area of the Upper East Side has undergone considerable upgrading with the construction of many new luxury high-rise apartment towers. As a result, the neighborhood is quite lively with many restaurants and a broad selection of neighborhood stores.
Although it is fairly long walk to the subway station at Lexington Avenue and 77th Street, crosstown buses are frequent on both 79th and 72nd Streets.
The building has two pools and a picnic area on its roof.
The Apartment
* Large Living Room with amazing view of the East River
* Dining Area convertible to Den/Office with an elegant sliding built-in-door
* Large Entry foyer usable as dining/office area
* Renovated Kitchen and Bathroom
* Unusual Tons of closets space for clothing and storage
* Up to 75% Financing allowed
* Tax deduction to approximately 48%
The Building
* Built in 1967 and converted to Co-Op in 1986
* 24-hour Doorman/concierge
* Garage/parking space
* Tailor
* Luggage Room
* Rooftop Swimming Pool and Deck
* Bike and Storage Room
* No Pied-a-terre
*Pets allowed up to 30 lbs.
- A/C units
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dining Room
- Dishwasher
- Dock
- Garage
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floors
- Live Work
- Pool
- Pool House
- Water front
- Water view
- Wheelchair Access
Neighborhood
More listings:
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