416 East 73rd Street is a five story, 20 unit pre war rental at the corner of East 73rd Street and First Avenue in Lenox Hill. Its apartments are distinguished by private rooftop space, with several residences offering their own roof areas in addition to a common rooftop.
The building is a meticulously maintained walk up with a renovated lobby and hallways. Apartments have large windows, high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous closet space, and renovated kitchens; oversized living rooms and overhead storage also recur in the layouts. Some kitchens have dishwashers and microwaves, while marble tiled bathrooms appear in the apartment mix.
Management is described as responsive, and rent covers heat, hot water, and cooking gas. The property is close to the East River running path and a block from 72nd Street, with Holy Trinity Cathedral, Jan Hus Church, Gracie Square Hospital, and the Rogosin Institute nearby.
As a rental building, it permits shares, guarantors, corporate leases, and diplomats, with pets considered case by case and small dogs permitted. Apartments may be rented for terms of 12 months or less, subject to the building's application and security requirements.
Big Apple Management, founded in 2000, is a Manhattan-based real estate firm specializing in rental apartments. It manages dozens of well-located buildings and emphasizes renovated units with in-unit laundry, modern fixtures and responsive 24/7 maintenance for tenants.