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133 East 73rd Street is a boutique luxury condo development located on the northwest corner of Lexington Avenue in Manhattan's Upper East Side. The building features just four full-floor residences, each accessed by private elevator.
The residences range from approximately 4,258 to 6,688 square feet, with some units featuring additional outdoor space. Each residence showcases interiors designed by renowned Milanese design firm F.lli Meroni 1984, who created spaces that blend pre-war scale with contemporary elegance. Notable features include hand-selected Crema Marble floors, coffered ceilings with crown molding, and classic 7.5-inch baseboard moldings.
The building's grand residences feature dramatic 700-square-foot corner Great Rooms, formal dining areas that accommodate 10-12 guests, and state-of-the-art kitchens finished with mother-of-pearl lacquer and Frappuccino marble. The professional-grade kitchens are equipped with premium appliances from Sub-Zero, Miele, BlueStar, and Wolf.
Primary bedroom suites measure 20 by 19 feet and include separate sitting areas, extensive windowed dressing rooms, and luxurious bathrooms featuring freestanding tubs and palatial steam showers. All additional bedrooms are designed as en-suite configurations with generous proportions and ample natural light.
The building offers full-service amenities including 24-hour attended lobby service with custom stonework and woodwork details. A wellness center provides residents with access to a gym and infrared sauna. Each residence comes with private storage. Situated in a prime Upper East Side location, the building provides easy access to the neighborhood's cultural institutions, fine dining establishments, and designer boutiques.
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