Carter's Review

This 6-story, limestone-clad apartment building 227 East 67^th Street has five condominium apartments and will open in 2016.

It was developed Michael Paul Enterprises and designed by Damir Sehic and C3D Architecture.

Bottom Line

An elegant, 6-story, mid-block, limestone-clad apartment building with five apartments in the heart of the Upper East Side.

Description

The building has deeply inset, eight-paned windows, a three-banded cornice, ground floor lighting sconces, and sidewalk landscaping. It has a lobby with marble floors, Venetian plaster walls and recessed lighting.

Amenities

The building has a doorman, a gym, storage, an elevator, a roof deck, in-unit washers and dryers and it allows pets.

Apartments

The maisonette is a four-bedroom triplex unit with 3,503 square feet of interior space and 721 square feet of exterior space, 4-inch wide white oak flooring, an in-unit GE washer and dryer, radiant heated bathroom floors and a keyed elevator entrance.  It has an entry foyer that leads to a 17-foot-wide, open kitchen with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Wolf dual fuel range and hood, and a Miele dishwasher next to a 26-foot-wide living room with a coffered ceiling that opens onto a large garden and it also has stairs that lead down to a 14-foot-long recreation room and patio.  The upper floor has three bedrooms.

Apartment 3 is a two-bedroom unit with 1,927 square feet of interior space and 87 square feet of exterior space.  It has an entry foyer across from the 12-foot-wide, open kitchen that is next to the 25-oot-long living room with a 13-foot-wide balcony.  The unit also has a 10-foot-wide home office.