60 East End Avenue - Yorkville
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60 East End Avenue is a 43 story tower built in 1974 that maintains a distinctive presence on the quiet stretch between East 82nd and 83rd Streets. Originally the tallest building in the area when constructed, this mid century tower was converted to a co-op in 1974 and contains just 123 apartments with only three units per floor, creating an unusually private and exclusive living environment. The building features a circular driveway with mature landscaping, lending an elegant suburban feel to this Upper East Side location.
The apartments at 60 East End Avenue are notably spacious, with many units offering spectacular East River and southern city views through oversized windows. The building offers a mix of layouts ranging from large corner two and three bedroom homes to massive combined apartments spanning up to 5,000 square feet, including impressive duplexes and penthouses. Common features include eat in kitchens, abundant closet space, and multiple bathrooms, with many units retaining original 1970s architectural details like parquet floors, built in bookshelves, and distinctive modernist elements. Several apartments are combinations of multiple original units, creating sprawling homes with large entertaining spaces.
The building offers white glove service with a full time doorman, concierge, and live-in resident manager, along with amenities including a fitness center, bike storage, private storage for each unit, and an on site garage with discounted rates for shareholders. Recent improvements include a renovated lobby and plans for a roof terrace. Located in a peaceful enclave near Carl Schurz Park, Gracie Mansion, and the East River Promenade, residents enjoy easy access to excellent schools, restaurants, and transportation including the Second Avenue subway. The building is pet friendly, allows pied-à-terre ownership, and permits up to 60% financing with a 2% flip tax.
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