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Red-brick 7-story residential condominium building near Sotheby's auction house with 96 apartments and a canopied entrance. Built in 1956, it has an elevator, fire escapes, and is convenient to restaurants and cross-town bus service. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
1420 York Avenue is a 7-story residential condominium building constructed in 1956 on Manhattan's Upper East Side. The red-brick structure contains 96 apartments and features a canopied entrance and renovated lobby. The building offers a mix of studio and converted one-bedroom units, typically featuring hardwood floors and ample storage space.
Building amenities include an elevator, virtual doorman system, live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, garage, and a landscaped roof deck with city views.
The location provides convenient access to several neighborhood amenities, including John Jay Park, the East River promenade, and Sotheby's auction house. Transportation options include the Second Avenue Q train and crosstown bus service on 72nd and 79th Streets. The surrounding area offers numerous restaurants, shops, and several major medical institutions including New York-Presbyterian and Lenox Hill hospitals.
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