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The Enclave,
224 East 52nd Street
Doorman Condo located in Midtown East, between Second Avenue & Third Avenue
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- All Units in Building (15)
Overview of The Enclave at 224 East 52nd Street
224 East 52nd Street is a condo with 15 apartments, located in Midtown East very close to the M, 6 and E subway lines.
Amenities at this post war building include doorman, rooftop terrace and central ac.
Similar nearby buildings include 411 East 53rd Street, 220 East 60th Street and 40 Sutton Place.
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Amenities
- FT Doorman
- High-Rise
- Post War
- Central AC
- Rooftop Terrace
- Elevator
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Carter’s Review
"This apartment building at 224 East 52nd Street is one of the most distinctive not only in the Turtle Bay neighborhood but also Midtown East.
"It solved," he maintained, "a central concern: how to minimize the intrusiveness of a tall, thin structure amid low-rise buildings. The Enclave is a 16-story apartment building, 40 feet wide and 70 feet deep, on a block of largely three-story town houses (faced with brownstone, stucco and limestone) and four- to five-story apartment buildings. The primary goal was to fit the building into the block by minimizing the perception of its height as seen from street level. A second goal was to design a building that echoed the scale and texture and of the environment. We gave the building the quality of a brick sculpture, thereby distinguishing it as more than just a tall building. The earthtone brick façade of The Enclave is set back at the eighth and tenth floors, and a pink stucco wall appears to float in front of the façade up to the seventh floor. The pink stucco material softens the building s visual mass and covers the façade most visible from the street. This gesture reflects the texture and scale of the townhouse neighborhood. Fenestration and semicircular balconies further lighten the building's mass. Railings on open balconies visually recall the fire escapes of adjacent apartment buildings.""
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"It solved," he maintained, "a central concern: how to minimize the intrusiveness of a tall, thin structure amid low-rise buildings. The Enclave is a 16-story apartment building, 40 feet wide and 70 feet deep, on a block of largely three-story town houses (faced with brownstone, stucco and limestone) and four- to five-story apartment buildings. The primary goal was to fit the building into the block by minimizing the perception of its height as seen from street level. A second goal was to design a building that echoed the scale and texture and of the environment. We gave the building the quality of a brick sculpture, thereby distinguishing it as more than just a tall building. The earthtone brick façade of The Enclave is set back at the eighth and tenth floors, and a pink stucco wall appears to float in front of the façade up to the seventh floor. The pink stucco material softens the building s visual mass and covers the façade most visible from the street. This gesture reflects the texture and scale of the townhouse neighborhood. Fenestration and semicircular balconies further lighten the building's mass. Railings on open balconies visually recall the fire escapes of adjacent apartment buildings.""
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Pros & Cons
- One apartment per floor
- Close to Greenacre park
- Glass-block canopies
- Sidewalk landscaping
- Pleasant mid-block location
- Three floors of medical offices
- Roof deck
- Rounded balconies
- Good public transportation
- Close to Subway
- Asymmetrical design
- No garage
- No concierge
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