On the Upper East Side, the 2009-built rental building 1510Lex at 1510 Lexington Avenue has luxury residences available in a variety of layouts. Listings show studios starting from $2,995/month, one-bedrooms from $3,785/month and two-bedrooms from $4,630/month. The 18-story building is located where Lexington Avenue meets East 97th Street in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood, just one block away from the 6 train at 96th Street. The property is LEED certified with a variety of green features and is known for being the first smoke-free building in New York City. One of the biggest perks; Central Park is just three blocks away.
Homes have red oak hardwood floors and the layouts are bright with triple-pane, thermally-insulated windows with custom treatments - and many units offer floor-to-ceiling exposures. Kitchens have European cabinetry and expansive granite dining bars, countertops and backsplashes, and come equipped with stainless steel EnergyStar appliances. Many bathrooms have windows and offer pedestal sinks, dual flush toilets and have custom porcelain tiled walls. Each residence is equipped with a washer/dryer.
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The property aims to offer condo quality amenities and finishes, and the building has an elegant 24/7 attended lobby finished in natural stone and architectural woodwork featuring a cafe with wifi, fireplace and access to a landscaped patio. The fitness center has TechnoGym equipment including a 4-station Kinesis wall. An expansive landscaped terrace has three panoramic exposures and secluded seating areas. There is a rooftop club with indoor and outdoor fireplaces, a multimedia entertainment center, billiards, event room and landscaped terrace. Other features include bike storage, a children’s playroom and conference room.
Interested in renting at 1510Lex? Visit the building’s official website for more leasing details.
Interested in renting at 1510Lex? Visit the building’s official website for more leasing details.
The rooftop offers secluded seating areas and lots of greenery (Image: 1510lex.com)
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