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230 East 63rd Street is a six-story luxury condominium on the Upper East Side with one unit per floor, offering townhouse-style living and modern amenities. The building is located in a convenient area near shopping, dining, and transportation options, with easy access to Central Park, the East River promenade, and Roosevelt Island. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
230 East 63rd Street is a six-story, boutique luxury condominium on the Upper East Side that offers townhouse-style living with just one unit per floor. The building, erected in 2013, sports a crisp Modernist façade that pays homage to its pre-war neighbors with a stone façade, vertical floor-to-ceiling windows, a matching cornice line, and ornate sconces facing the sidewalk. The building comes with a part-time doorman (and a full-time virtual doorman), a fitness center, and resident storage. Units feature direct elevator access, fireplaces, walk-in closets, and balconies.
The building sits on a tree-lined block between Second and Third avenues, in south Lenox Hill where Midtown meets the Upper East Side, two neighborhoods with a wide array of shopping, dining, and nightlife; the Bloomingdales department store is located just three short blocks to the south. The Lexington Av-63rd Street station of the E/F/N/Q trains is located at the end of the block.
Central Park and the East River promenade both stretch a few blocks away. The nearby Roosevelt Island Tram makes for a fun ride to park-laden and bike-friendly Roosevelt Island. The Queensboro Bridge lets residents bike, jog, or walk across the river to Long Island City to enjoy the growing neighborhood’s expansive waterfront parks.
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