The Beekman, 575 Park Avenue - Upper East Side
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The Beekman stands as a distinguished 16 story cooperative at 575 Park Avenue, constructed in 1927 during the height of New York's pre war building boom. This elegant residence houses 110 apartments across its floors, representing nearly a century of Upper East Side living. The building's longevity and prime Park Avenue address have established it as a sought after cooperative in one of Manhattan's most prestigious neighborhoods.
Residents enjoy comprehensive building services including a concierge and doorman, along with a live-in superintendent for immediate building management needs. The amenities package extends beyond basic services to include a fitness center, meeting space, laundry facilities, and bike storage. Particularly noteworthy is the building's valet service and room service provided by Vaucluse Restaurant, offering residents restaurant quality dining without leaving the building.
The monthly maintenance structure at The Beekman is notably comprehensive, incorporating five day per week cleaning service for common areas and quarterly deep cleaning sessions that include window washing. All utilities are included in the maintenance fees, simplifying residents' monthly expenses and providing predictable housing costs. This all inclusive approach to building maintenance reflects the cooperative's commitment to maintaining high standards throughout the property.
The building's Park Avenue location positions residents within walking distance of Central Park's eastern border, while providing easy access to the Upper East Side's renowned cultural institutions. The neighborhood offers proximity to world class department stores, fine dining establishments, Museum Mile, Lincoln Center, and Broadway theaters, placing residents at the center of Manhattan's cultural and retail landscape.
The Beekman maintains flexible ownership policies, permitting up to 50% financing and welcoming international buyers, trusts, and LLC purchases. The building also accommodates pied-à-terre ownership and offers a liberal sublease policy, providing owners with rental flexibility. However, the cooperative maintains a strict no pets policy, which prospective residents should consider when evaluating the building.
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