124 E 79Th St

The Belgravia Condominium is a 21-story, full-service residential building completed in 1985 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Architecturally it presents a traditional condominium façade that blends with the surrounding townhouse-lined blocks. The building’s unit mix historically includes studio and multi-room residences configured with features such as formal foyers, separate dining rooms, dens/home-office alcoves, pantries, and large walk-in closets. Many units offer private outdoor spaces — planted terraces, balconies, and a notable roof deck — that capture north and south exposures and open city views. Common areas emphasize landscaped outdoor settings including a cultivated Japanese garden and courtyard, plus an elevated roof terrace and building garden. Residents rely on white-glove services: a 24-hour doorman, concierge, and live-in superintendent, as well as a private fitness center, residents’ lounge/entertainment room, laundry facilities, bike storage and on-site storage. Parking is not a primary on-site feature in most listings; pied-à-terres are allowed but in-unit washers/dryers are generally not permitted. The location—between Park and Lexington Avenues near East 79th Street—places it within walking distance of Central Park, Museum Mile, gourmet dining, shopping, and multiple transit options, supporting both cultural and everyday urban living.