315 East 68th Street - Lenox Hill
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315 East 68th Street stands as a distinguished 17 story cooperative that exemplifies Upper East Side living. Originally completed in 1931, this pre war building underwent conversion to a 289 unit cooperative in 1981, transforming it into one of the neighborhood's substantial residential offerings.
The building maintains a high level of service with full time doorman, concierge, and resident manager on staff, ensuring residents receive comprehensive support and security around the clock. This level of staffing reflects the building's commitment to providing white glove service typical of premium Upper East Side cooperatives.
Residents enjoy an impressive array of amenities designed for modern living and relaxation. The building features a welcoming entrance garden and landscaped roof terrace, providing outdoor spaces in the heart of Manhattan. Additional amenities include a fitness room, central laundry room, children's playroom, bike room, and storage facilities, catering to diverse lifestyle needs.
The location offers exceptional convenience with proximity to major retailers and dining establishments. Residents can easily access Bloomingdale's, Gracious Home, Target, and Grace's Marketplace for shopping needs, while dining options include Gotham Cafe, Le Reveil Coffee, Maya, Sasabune, and Patsy's. The building's position near both Second Avenue and Lexington Avenue subway lines provides excellent transportation connectivity throughout the city.
The cooperative maintains flexible policies regarding pets and pied-à-terres, both welcome with board approval. This approach allows for reasonable accommodation of residents' needs while maintaining the building's standards and community atmosphere through the cooperative's approval process.
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By displaying the price per estimated room count, we are able to provide a more reliable and consistent metric for comparing sales in the building. While we hope that this gives you a clearer sense of price trends in the building, all data should be independently verified. All data provided are only estimates and should not be used to make any purchase or sale decision.
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