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Whitney Condos at 33 East 74th Street is an eight story, ten residence condominium created behind restored brownstone façades once assembled by the Whitney Museum of American Art for an expansion that never proceeded. JZS Madison LLC completed the conversion in 2014, with Beyer Blinder Belle as architect and Champalimaud responsible for the interiors. The property has a 1910 building date, while its preserved fabric includes late 19th century houses and a 1901 townhouse.
Several single level residences measure roughly 3,850 to 3,925 square feet and are organized around long entry galleries, with ceilings around 10 feet, oversized windows and in-unit laundry. Duplex and triplex penthouses pair multilevel layouts with more than 2,000 square feet of private terraces. The Atterbury Townhouse occupies the 33 foot wide house designed by Grosvenor Atterbury as a 10,088 square foot quadruplex.
The building has a full time doorman, attended lobby, fitness center, resident storage and a roof terrace. A central laundry room supplements the in-unit machines, and pets are allowed.
Central Park is just over a block west, and the closest park entrance leads toward Conservatory Water. The former Whitney Museum building designed by Marcel Breuer stands immediately north. WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann has been a resident.
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