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158 East 100th Street is a post-war condominium building in Upper Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood, completed in 2006. The 6-story building contains 12 units and offers amenities such as a roof deck, video intercom, washer/dryer, elevator, outdoor entertainment space, live-in superintendent, and terraces/balconies.
158 East 100th Street is a six story, 12 unit condominium completed in 2006 on a mid-block site in East Harlem. Outdoor space defines the building: the penthouse is paired with a roughly 600 square foot private roof deck one flight above, with panoramic city views, while other residences have terraces or balconies.
Open layouts and south facing exposures recur among the residences, and central air conditioning is standard. The building has a shared roof terrace, free laundry facilities, bike storage, a video intercom, and a live-in superintendent. Pets are permitted.
The building is between Lexington and Third Avenues, about three blocks east of Central Park and two blocks from Mount Sinai Hospital. The 6 train stops at the 96th Street station on Lexington Avenue, four blocks south, and Metropolitan Hospital is east near First Avenue.
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