150 East 73rd Street - Lenox Hill
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150 East 73rd Street is a handsome pre-war cooperative building constructed in 1923 by noted architects Cross & Cross in the Italian Renaissance palazzo style. The 10-story brown-brick building features a limestone entrance surround, half-story gray granite base, three band courses, and decorative circular elements beneath its cornice. Located in the NYC Upper East Side Historic District, the building houses 30 units and stands at the corner of Lexington Avenue.
The full-service building offers 24-hour doorman service, a live-in resident manager, and private storage bins for residents. The elegant lobby welcomes residents and guests, while the building maintains a policy allowing pets and pied-à-terres, with maximum financing set at 50%. Notable apartment features throughout the building include wood-burning fireplaces, high 9'2" ceilings, herringbone wood floors, and pre-war architectural details.
Many units in the building showcase impressive layouts, including classic six configurations and a spectacular penthouse with approximately 4,600 square feet of interior space and 4,000 square feet of wrap-around terraces. The penthouse underwent a comprehensive renovation by architect Peter Pennoyer and interior designer Daniel Romualdez, exemplifying the caliber of residences within the building.
The location offers exceptional access to Upper East Side amenities, situated near Central Park and Madison Avenue shopping. The tree-lined street features converted carriage houses, and the surrounding neighborhood provides numerous high-end restaurants, boutiques, and food markets. Transportation options include nearby 6 and Q subway lines, with Lenox Hill Hospital located at Lexington Avenue and 77th Street.
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