The Paladin is a 32-story post-war condominium with 110 units and amenities including high-speed internet, cable, bike room, storage, and laundry. Located at 300 East 62nd Street, it offers convenient access to public transportation, shopping, and popular restaurants.
The Paladin is a 32 story, full service condominium at 300 East 62nd Street, completed in late 1985. Developed by Joseph Mittelmann and Richard W. Berger with Liebman Liebman Associates as architects, the salmon colored tower contains just 110 apartments across its slender profile. The building exemplifies the "sliver" towers that emerged on the Upper East Side during the 1980s, with a distinctive serrated façade of balconies and rounded corner windows that complement its location near the Queensborough Bridge.
Apartments range from studios to duplex penthouses, with many units featuring private balconies offering city and river views. The duplex layouts are particularly notable, with some boasting 20 foot ceilings, wood burning fireplaces, and multiple levels of outdoor space. The most exceptional penthouse includes a 975 square foot landscaped roof garden with panoramic views from the Chrysler Building to Central Park. Common apartment features include renovated kitchens with high end appliances such as Sub-Zero refrigerators, Wolf ranges, and Miele dishwashers, along with marble bathrooms and hardwood or bamboo flooring throughout.
Building amenities include a 24 hour doorman, live in superintendent, bike room, storage facilities, and central laundry. High speed internet and cable are included in monthly common charges. The building is pet friendly for owners, though rental policies vary by unit. The location provides convenient access to multiple subway lines, shopping including Bloomingdale's, and the dining and cultural offerings of both the Upper East Side and nearby Midtown.
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