Lincoln Spencer Arms, 140 West 69th Street: Review and Ratings
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Lincoln Spencer Arts is a 12-story residential cooperative building at 140 West 69th Street with 237 apartments.
It is on the southeast corner of Broadway where it has an chamfered corner.
The ornate, pre-war, Beaux-Arts-style building has a two-story stone base, a pronounced and very decorative bandcourse above the third floor, a lesser one above the 10th floor, and a nice projecting cornice and many bay windows and some wrought-iron balconies.
It was built in 1903 and converted to a cooperative in 1986. It was originally erected as the Spencer Arms Hotel, which was primarily residential with only three large apartments on teach floor
It is a doorman with a live-in superintendent. It has sidewalk landscaping.
It is convenient to the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the 72nd Street subway station. There is good shopping and many restaurants in the neighborhood.
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