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233 East 70th Street is a 17-story, 89-unit cooperative with amenities including a doorman, gym, and storage. The pet-friendly building allows pied-a-terres and subletting, located near restaurants, shopping, and transportation. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
233 East 70th Street is a 17-story red-brick cooperative building located in Manhattan's Lenox Hill neighborhood. Built in the 1950s and converted to co-op in the late 1980s, the building features 89 units and maintains a boutique atmosphere with its brass entrance marquee and landscaped sidewalks.
The full-service building offers 24-hour doorman service, a newly renovated gym, central laundry facilities, bike storage, and private storage options for residents. The building is characterized by its corner windows and through-wall air conditioning units, though it does not feature balconies or a roof deck.
Residents benefit from a liberal ownership policy that welcomes pied-a-terres, co-purchasing arrangements, and parents buying for children. The building's pet-friendly policy and flexible subletting rules (allowing leasing after one year of ownership with a minimum two-year lease term) add to its appeal.
The location offers excellent transportation access, with the Q train at 72nd Street, the 6 train at 68th Street/Lexington Avenue, and cross-town bus service nearby. The building sits in a vibrant neighborhood near major medical centers, cultural institutions, and diverse dining options.
The cooperative maintains a professional atmosphere with recent improvements including lobby renovation and updated amenities. The building's relatively small number of units contributes to its intimate, residential character while providing full-service amenities expected in premium Upper East Side buildings.
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