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This pleasant 8-story red-brick building between First and York Avenues has 26 condominium apartments and was completed in 2003. The building offers various apartment sizes, a private landscaped garden, concierge service, and is located near Gracie Square Hospital.
The Danielle Court Condominium is a 9 story, 26 unit building completed in 2003 at 435 East 76th Street, on a mid-block site between First and York Avenues in Lenox Hill. Its most distinctive residence is a duplex redesigned by PellOverton Architects, with living space arranged over two levels and opening to a 425 square foot private terrace. Developed by Amir Chaluts of S&H Equities, the building has a red brick façade, an orange marble base and sidewalk landscaping.
Apartments range from one bedroom homes to four bedroom penthouses. Many have floor-to-ceiling windows, with south facing exposures, treetop outlooks and views over the interior garden recurring in the building. One bedroom plans often incorporate a separate study or dining alcove, while larger homes may have private terraces and gas fireplaces.
The building has a weekday part time doorman, a virtual doorman, bike storage and central laundry facilities. A private landscaped garden serves as its principal shared outdoor space, and pets are permitted.
John Jay Park is one block east, with Carl Schurz Park and the East River Esplanade farther uptown and east. The Q train stops at 72nd Street and Second Avenue, while the 6 train stops at 77th Street and Lexington Avenue.
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