345 East 64th Street is a 12 story rental building on the Upper East Side, developed by the Macklowe Organization in 1997. Designed by Schuman Lichtenstein Claman & Efron, it has a banded first floor, symmetrical brickwork in contrasting tones, and a lightly modulated roofline. The 60 apartment building is also a block from Rockefeller University.
The building has a doorman, complimentary health club, rooftop terrace, laundry facilities, and package retrieval, with a live in superintendent and keyless entry also associated with the property. Pets are allowed, and the apartments have air conditioning and double pane windows.
Apartment layouts range from alcove studios and one bedrooms to convertible two bedrooms, with southern and eastern exposures recurring across the mix. Many kitchens are separate and windowed or open to the living area, and dishwashers and microwaves are common. Private roof space, including roof decks attached to individual apartments, is another distinctive element of the available layouts.
The address is in Lenox Hill, with neighborhood shopping and restaurants along Second and First avenues. Trader Joe’s, Gristedes, and Whole Foods are nearby, while the F and Q trains stop at 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue.
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Siderow Residential Group is the residential management arm of a Manhattan-based real estate firm. It oversees roughly 4,000 rental apartments in NYC, primarily prewar and mid-century buildings updated with modern conveniences, making it a significant rental operator in the city.
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