This mid-block, yellow-brick, 14-story apartment building was erected in 1963. It is a cooperative and has 118 apartments.

The building has considerable "light and air" as it is across the street from six attractive low-rise residential buildings with nice architectural details.

It has a doorman, a garage and basement storage.

The building has a two-step-down canopied entrance with a dark wood surround and sidewalk landscaping.

This neighborhood is convenient to Rockefeller University and New York Hospital to the east and the Queensborough Bridge to the south. New luxury apartment construction at the beginning of the millennium is beginning to change the ambiance of the avenue.

There is convenient cross-town bus service, but the nearest subway is at Lexington Avenue.

Carter B. Horsley