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This 14-story apartment building occupies a prime site across from Carl Schurz Park on the southwest corner of 85th Street at 110 East End Avenue. The beige-brick building, designed by Hyman Isaac Feldman in 1951, features delicate balcony railings with diagonal patterning above its canopied entrance, transforming an otherwise pedestrian design into something more elegant.
110 East End Avenue is a 14 story beige brick building designed by Hyman Isaac Feldman in 1951, occupying a prime corner location at 85th Street directly across from Carl Schurz Park and the East River. The building sits adjacent to the prestigious Chapin School and across 85th Street from the elegant 120 East End Avenue. Feldman, a prolific architect responsible for numerous Manhattan apartment buildings including 799 Park Avenue, 1025 Fifth Avenue, and several other East End Avenue properties, gave this otherwise straightforward postwar building a distinctive touch through delicate balcony railings with diagonal patterning that protrude slightly from the façade above the canopied entrance. The building retains its original multipaned windows and permits protruding window air conditioners.
The building offers 24 hour doorman service and benefits from minimal traffic on East End Avenue, with the main park entrance just one block north at 86th Street. Apartments feature a consistent layout approach with large gallery entry foyers, spacious living rooms, and separate kitchens. Many units have been renovated with granite countertops and backsplashes, and several apartments include private balconies with direct park and river views. Bedroom sizes are notably generous, frequently described as king sized, and layouts range from one bedroom apartments to five room units, some with convertible spaces that can function as third bedrooms.
The building permits pets on a case by case basis and welcomes shares in certain apartments. Common apartment features include hardwood floors, walls of windows providing natural light, separate windowed kitchens, and dining alcoves or galleries. Units with park facing exposures offer views extending to the East River, while the building's position across from Carl Schurz Park provides residents with immediate access to the waterfront promenade and park facilities.
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