150 East 56th Street

(Between Lexington Avenue & Third Avenue)
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150 East 56th Street: CARTER'S REVIEW


This 13-story apartment building at 150 East 56th Street was erected in 1957 and converted to a condominium in 1984. It has 75 apartments.

It and two other beige-brick nearby buildings - 141 East 55th Street and 140 East 56th Street - are quite similar and were all built in 1956 and 1957.

This building is the simplest of the three and has discrete air-conditioners and a doorman.

The buildings are a few blocks south of Bloomingdale's.



BUILDING SUMMARY
  • Condominium
  • Built in 1957
  • Located in Midtown East
  • 75 apartments
  • 13 floors
FEATURES & AMENITIES
  • FT Doorman
  • Post War
  • Central AC
  • Full Service Garage
  • Elevator
PROS & CONS
PROS
  • Canopied entrance
  • Sidewalk landscaping
  • Doorman
  • Convenient to midtown
  • Good bus service
  • Handsome entrance surround
  • Some terraces

CONS
  • No garage
  • No roof deck
  • No concierge

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