Renovated Upper East Side co-op featuring 10-foot ceilings, white oak floors, and modern kitchens with quartz countertops. Flexible policies allow subletting and pieds-à-terre, with prime Q train access and proximity to top restaurants.
326 East 73rd Street is a 1910, five story co op with 20 apartments on a tree lined block in Lenox Hill. Its most distinctive setting is the relationship to the historic Bohemian National Hall, which some front facing apartments overlook, while rear exposures look toward leafy courtyards and trees.
Apartment layouts repeatedly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and windowed kitchens, with ceiling heights ranging from about nine to 11 feet. South facing bedrooms and quiet rear exposures appear in multiple homes, and the building's apartments include both more traditional separate kitchen arrangements and renovated layouts that open the kitchen to the living space.
Recent building work includes a new roof, a new intercom system, and façade repairs. Pets are allowed, and the co op permits pied à terre ownership, gifting, and purchases by family members, with subletting subject to board approval; financing of up to 80 percent is also permitted. Laundry service is located next door.
The 72nd Street station for the Q train is near the building on Second Avenue, with the 6 train also accessible from Lexington Avenue. Equinox, neighborhood markets, cafes, and restaurants including La Esquina, Mission Ceviche, Boqueria, and Seamore's are all close by.
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