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This 12-story red-brick condominium building was erected in 1959 and has 90 apartments. It features a white marble entrance, some bay and corner windows, a roof deck, and a doorman, and is located near parks, restaurants, and stores with good bus service but distant subway access.
320 East 54th Street is a 12 story, 90 unit post-war condominium completed in 1959 in Midtown East. Its shared outdoor spaces comprise a landscaped courtyard garden and rooftop terrace. The red brick, mid-block façade is marked by a white marble entrance surround, bay and corner windows, and sidewalk plantings.
Many apartments face south, giving the interiors strong natural light, and several studio layouts have open plans. The building accommodates a broad range of scale, from compact studios to a residence measuring approximately 2,800 square feet. Hardwood floors and generous closets recur, while bay windows add depth to certain layouts.
The building has a 24 hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, a shared laundry room, resident storage, and bike storage. Pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted. The tree lined block sits between First and Second Avenues, about two blocks from the East River Esplanade and close to the small parks along Sutton Place.
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