29 East 64th Street - Upper East Side
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29 East 64th Street is a 12 story landmarked co-op built in 1922 by renowned architect George Frederick Pelham. This white glove building houses 41 units and occupies a prime Upper East Side location on Madison Avenue between Fifth and Park Avenues, just one block from Central Park. The building notably houses the Madison Avenue Chanel store at street level, positioning residents among some of the city's most exclusive shopping and dining.
The building offers full service amenities including a 24 hour doorman, live-in resident manager, and a recently renovated lobby with soaring ceilings. Additional amenities include basement storage with private bins, a bike room, and laundry facilities. The building permits pets with board approval, pieds-à-terre, and up to 40% financing, though buyers pay a 2% flip tax.
Apartments typically feature classic six layouts with semi-private elevator landings serving just two units per floor. Most residences showcase traditional prewar details including high ceilings (around 9'5"), decorative fireplaces, crown moldings, and beautifully restored hardwood floors. South facing exposures are common for living rooms and master bedrooms, providing excellent light and views toward the distinguished architecture along tree-lined 64th Street.
The building's location provides immediate access to Madison Avenue's luxury boutiques and renowned restaurants like Daniel and Polo Bar, while Central Park, major museums, and transportation options remain within easy walking distance. This combination of architectural pedigree, prime location, and white glove service has established the building as one of the most sought after addresses in the prestigious Lennox Hill neighborhood.
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