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This 6-story industrial building from 1916 was converted to a 93-unit condominium in 1987. Located in a vibrant neighborhood with restaurants and cinemas, it features large windows, inset balconies, and a doorman. Currently, 5 apartments are for sale and 1 for rent.
The Beekman Condominium at 350 East 62nd Street is a 6-story pre-war building with an interesting industrial heritage. Originally constructed in 1916 as a commercial laundry facility, it was converted to 93 residential condominium units in 1987. The building's industrial past is reflected in its distinctive architecture, featuring a gray stucco exterior, large windows, and inset balconies along the avenue.
The building is characterized by its loft-style apartments, many of which feature soaring 11-14 foot ceilings, oversized windows, and sleeping lofts. Residents enjoy full-service amenities including 24-hour doorman service, a live-in superintendent, and a top-floor laundry room with views. The building is pet-friendly, though it lacks certain amenities like a garage or health club.
Situated in Manhattan's Lenox Hill neighborhood, The Beekman enjoys a prime Upper East Side location near major shopping destinations including Bloomingdale's, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods. Transportation options include multiple subway lines (4/5/6/F/N/R/Q/W), the Roosevelt Island Tram, and easy access to the FDR Drive. The building's ground-floor retail space is occupied by the restaurant Merchants, and the surrounding area offers numerous dining options.
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