The building, which has many bay windows, is across the side-street from Ruppert Tower, which is part of the massive red-brick complex developed on the former two-square-block site between Third and Second Avenues of the Ruppert Brewery.

The building is set back in plazas on both the avenue and the side-street and has extensive sidewalk landscaping. It has a one-story marble base and a large travertine marble entrance marquee and driveway on the side-street. Its avenue retail facilities include Mr. Wright, one of the city’s best liquor stores. There are any restaurants and stores in the vicinity and the park is down the street at Second Avenue.

The building allows pets and has a garage, roof deck, a concierge, discrete air-conditioners, a revolving front-door, and many good views to the east and west.

There is good bus service with cross-town service on 86th Street, which is a major neighborhood shopping center.

Carter B. Horsley