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Elegant red-brick apartment building from 1929 with 34 units, converted to co-op in 1953. Located on quiet Upper East Side street, close to boutiques, restaurants, and public transportation.
Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, 123 East 74th Street is a distinguished red-brick mid-block apartment building that was completed in 1929 and converted to a cooperative in 1953. The building features 34 units, including a duplex penthouse, and is characterized by its elegant three-story limestone base, canopied entrance, and a doorman. The property is known for its quiet ambiance and proximity to the vibrant shopping and dining options along Lexington and Madison Avenues.
Residents enjoy a range of apartment styles, with many units showcasing high ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, and charming architectural details. Common features include spacious living areas, well-appointed kitchens, and generous closet space. Notably, some apartments have been meticulously renovated, offering modern amenities while retaining classic pre-war charm. The building also allows pied-Ă -terre arrangements and is pet-friendly, enhancing its appeal to a diverse range of buyers.
Conveniently situated, the building is just two blocks from Lenox Hill Hospital and a subway station on Lexington Avenue, with excellent cross-town bus service available on 72nd Street. The cooperative offers additional amenities such as private storage, a garden for shareholders, and a laundry room, making it a well-rounded choice for urban living.
While the building has not been prominently associated with any specific celebrities, its location and features make it a desirable residence for those seeking a blend of luxury and accessibility in one of New York City's most coveted neighborhoods.
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