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This 18-story white-brick apartment building was erected in 1956, five years after the completion of Manhattan House across the avenue. The building benefits from Manhattan House's setback, creating an unusual amount of light and air, and is located in an attractive area of Second Avenue.
301 East 66th Street is an 18-story white-brick apartment building constructed in 1956, featuring 200 units that were converted to condo ownership in 1990. The building benefits from its strategic location adjacent to Manhattan House, whose substantial setback provides enhanced light and air exposure for residents.
The property has undergone a comprehensive multi-million dollar renovation program while maintaining its classic mid-century attributes, including generously proportioned rooms characteristic of its era of construction. Building amenities include 24-hour doorman service, a live-in superintendent, furnished roof deck, and on-site garage. Many apartments feature balconies, and select units offer terraces with city views.
Apartments typically showcase renovated interiors with modern finishes, including updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and stone countertops, renovated bathrooms, and hardwood floors. Many units feature large windows, some with double exposures, and numerous apartments have been configured to accommodate in-unit washer/dryers. The building's location between First and Second Avenues provides convenient access to multiple transportation options, including the 6 and Q trains, various bus routes, and the FDR Drive.
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