This 15-story, mid-block, red-brick apartment building at 325 East 57th Street was built in 1929 and has 62 cooperative apartments.

Apartments have wood-burning fireplaces.

It has a canopied entrance and stone window surrounds on the lower two floors.

The building has a doorman, a bicycle room, storage facilities and sidewalk landscaping.

It has inconsistent fenestration, no roof deck, no balconies and no garage.

It was designed by Schwartz & Gross, whose other apartment buildings include 345 and 410 East 57th Street, 885, 983, 1070, 1085, 1095 and 1185 Park Avenue, and 37 and 90 Riverside Drive.

This building is quite similar to the one at 345 East 57th Street.