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333 East 53rd Street is a 13-story, 162-unit red brick cooperative built in 1930 with 24/7 doorman, on-site manager, and various amenities. Located on a quiet street in Beekman/Sutton Place near Midtown East, it offers proximity to shopping, dining, cultural attractions, and public transportation. Currently, 7 apartments are for sale.
333 East 53rd Street is a 13-story, 162-unit red brick cooperative completed in 1930. This well-run building is staffed by a 24/7 doorman/concierge, on-site manager, and live-in superintendent. Amenities include a central laundry room, gym, bike shed, additional storage for rent, and roof deck with spectacular 360-degree views. Its location on the cusp of Beekman/Sutton Place and Midtown East puts it on a quiet, tree-lined street, albeit close to Whole Foods, an incoming Trader Joe's, MoMA, designer shopping, and all public transportation.
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