Gracie Towers, 180 East End Avenue - Yorkville
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Gracie Towers is a 21-story white brick cooperative at 180 East End Avenue, built in 1961 by Carol Management Corporation and designed by Sylvan Bien. The building contains 155 cooperative apartments and features a distinctive circular driveway entrance with canopy, two rooftop turrets, and many apartments with balconies. Located on the corner of East 88th Street and East End Avenue, the building sits directly across from Carl Schurz Park and near Gracie Mansion, providing enhanced security and dramatic views of the East River, Long Island Sound, and the city's bridges.
Amenities include a heated rooftop pool and sun deck, fitness center, recreation room with pool table, playroom, business center, and landscaped garden. The building offers a full service staff including 24 hour doorman, concierge, elevator operators, live-in resident manager, and porters. Additional conveniences include an on-site attended parking garage with direct building access, private storage, bicycle room, and laundry facilities on each floor and the building is pet friendly.
Apartments range from two to five bedrooms, with many featuring enclosed balconies or terraces with East River and park views. Many units have been renovated with modern kitchens, updated bathrooms, and contemporary finishes. The building's prime location provides easy access to the East River Promenade, NYC Ferry service, the Q train, multiple bus lines, and neighborhood restaurants and shopping. Fifty percent financing is permitted, and the building maintains a 2% flip tax paid by sellers.
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