Intimate 1928 pre-war co-op with 20 units on the Upper East Side, just off Park Avenue near Central Park. Classic pre-war charm meets modern updates, featuring low maintenance, pet-friendly policies, and pied-à-terre ownership. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
108 East 66th Street is a 1928 pre war co op on the Upper East Side, with a penthouse residence distinguished by a planted terrace overlooking the Park Avenue Armory. The 10 story building has 17 apartments and sits just east of Park Avenue in the Upper East Side Historic District.
The building retains an original lobby and a small scale floor plan with two residences per floor. Apartments commonly preserve pre war details such as hardwood floors, beamed or vaulted ceilings, oversized windows, and multiple exposures; renovated homes range from one bedroom layouts to two bedroom residences, including a full floor arrangement. The penthouse places its living spaces beside a planted terrace and includes a wood burning fireplace.
At the building, residents have a laundry room, a virtual doorman system, and a part time superintendent. Several apartments have in unit laundry, while renovated kitchens typically include custom cabinetry, stone counters, and integrated or stainless steel appliances. Pied à terre ownership is permitted, and the co op has been described as allowing financing up to 70 percent.
The Seventh Regiment Armory is directly across the street, with Park Avenue immediately west and Central Park a few blocks north. Madison Avenue shopping, restaurants, the Central Park Zoo, and Wollman Rink are all within the surrounding Lenox Hill area; the 6 train stops at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue.
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