The Yorkgate, 25 East End Avenue - Yorkville
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The Yorkgate, built in 1929 by the distinguished architectural firm Cross & Cross, stands as one of the Upper East Side's finest prewar cooperatives. Located at 25 East End Avenue, this elegant building represents the sophisticated residential architecture that defined New York's luxury housing during the late 1920s.
The cooperative maintains the high standards expected of a premier prewar building through its comprehensive staffing structure. Residents benefit from a full time doorman, ensuring round the clock security and service, while a live-in resident manager provides on site oversight and immediate attention to building matters. Additional porter staff complete the service team.
The building offers practical amenities that cater to modern urban living while preserving its classic character. Residents have access to a fitness facility, secure bicycle storage, and additional storage space for personal belongings. These amenities complement the building's prewar charm without compromising its architectural integrity.
Pied-à-terres are permitted, making The Yorkgate an attractive option for those seeking a secondary residence in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods. This policy, combined with the building's cooperative structure and prime Upper East Side location, positions it as a sought after address for discerning buyers.
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