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The Jacqueline is a six story, mid block condominium at 227 East 67th Street, developed by Michael Paul Enterprises and designed by Damir Sehic and C3D Architecture. Completed in 2016, the limestone clad building contains five residences. Its façade has deeply inset eight paned windows, a three banded cornice, ground floor sconces, and sidewalk landscaping, while the lobby uses marble flooring, Venetian plaster walls, and recessed lighting.
The residences include floor through layouts and a maisonette triplex, giving the compact building a range of configurations uncommon in a standard apartment stack. The maisonette places its principal living areas at garden level, bedrooms above, and a recreation or office space on the lower level, with 721 square feet of private outdoor space. Other residences have private balconies, and apartments commonly have approximately nine foot coffered ceilings, white oak flooring, open kitchens, in-unit laundry, and radiant heated bathroom floors.
Building amenities include a part time doorman, a 24 hour virtual doorman with video intercom, a residents gym, dedicated storage rooms, a rooftop terrace, and an event room. The condominium is pet friendly, and its Upper East Side location is five blocks from Central Park, with restaurants, museums, grocery markets, and shopping along the surrounding avenues.
The Q train stops at 69th Street and Second Avenue, the 6 train at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, and the Q and F trains at 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue. The building's address also places it close to the Upper East Side's dining and retail corridors without putting it directly on a major avenue.
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