This attractive, 20-story, beige-brick apartment building was erected in 1961 and was converted to a cooperative in 1974. It has 128 units.

The building has a one-story polished gray granite base, a doorman, a garage, some terraces and bay windows and sidewalk landscaping on the side-street. It has no health club, no roof deck and permits protruding air-conditioners.

This stretch of Third Avenue is very handsome with several major tall "luxury" apartment towers and excellent shopping. This location is also very convenient to the Midtown Office District and is not far from subway stations.

There is considerable traffic on the avenue, but the sidestreet is attractive and quiet. There are many restaurants, religious institutions and clubs in the neighborhood.