Carter's Review

This modest but attractive, 6-story, mid-block building at 134 West 83rd Street between Columbus and Amsterdam avenues was erected in 2018 by The Grid Group. 

It has 6 condominium apartments. 

It was designed by DHD Architecture, which is headed by David Howell, and is notable for its façade of narrow light-grey brick reminiscent of the very handsome bluestone brick used at 41 Bond Street that was designed by DDG in 2011. 

It is the fourth collaboration between the development and the architect.  Their other projects include 124 West 16th Street and 145 Ludlow Street.

Bottom Line

In a sweet spot on the Upper East Side not far from many restaurants, Zabar's, Barnes & Nobles, a cineplex and good public transportation, this attractive, mid-block building sports an elegant, narrow grey-brick rustication.

Description

With its indented, multi-pane fenestration, this rusticated, mid-block, thin gray-brick building is elegant.

Amenities

The building has a virtual doorman.

Apartments

Apartments have ceilings of more than 9 feet, 6-inch white oak flooring, gas fireplaces and kitchens with light grey oak cabinetry, marble and Quartzmaster countertops and backsplashes, Miele refrigerators and dishwashers, and Wolf Professional Seires cooktops and electric ovens with hoods. The units also have Toto toilets and Zuma tubs and Electrolux washers and dryers. 

The penthouse has is a five-bedroom duplex with 2,512 square feet of interior space, a 60-square-foot balcony, 551 square feet of roof terrace and 24 square feet of storage. It has a second kitchen on its upper level. 

The middle four floors have rear aluminum and glass balconies with electric, water and lighting. 

The garden duplex unit has a garden with bluestone paves and ipe fencing, three bedrooms, and a library/media room/playroom.