140 E 63Rd St

The Barbizon/63 is a landmarked pre‑war condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, constructed in 1927 and rising roughly 23–25 stories with about 30 residences. Originally built as a women’s residential hotel, the building blends Italian Renaissance and Gothic Revival masonry—brick, sandstone and terra cotta—along with preserved period detailing and high interior ceilings. Units range from studios and one‑bedrooms to large multi‑bedroom residences; many homes retain original features such as beamed ceilings, French casement windows and substantial millwork while others have been fully renovated with modern kitchens, integrated smart systems and in‑unit laundry. Common areas emphasize white‑glove service: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, a Club Salon with living and dining rooms, library and catering kitchen, a 20‑seat screening room, conference facilities and storage. Residents also access a large, full‑service Equinox gym and spa at the base of the building—complete with the original Barbizon pool and separate resident entrance. The property permits pied‑a‑terre and pet ownership, offers garage parking nearby, and sits in Lenox Hill moments from Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue shopping and multiple subway lines, delivering an Upper East Side lifestyle that mixes historic character with contemporary conveniences.