1595 Lexington Ave

An eight-story boutique condominium constructed in 2007, Copper Hill contains a small collection of one-bedroom and studio residences across roughly 40 units. The façade and massing are typical of mid‑2000s neighborhood buildings—modest height, a residential entry, and stepped rooftop access—designed to fit into a primarily residential Manhattan block. Interiors prioritize open layouts and natural light, with many apartments offering floor‑to‑ceiling windows, hardwood floors, in‑unit washer/dryers, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Residences range from efficient alcove studios with private terraces to larger corner one-bedrooms with multiple exposures and generous storage, some units including dedicated storage rooms. Shared spaces are intentionally domestic rather than grand: a furnished roof deck with barbecue and city views, a planted courtyard, a residents’ lounge and a children’s playroom create small‑scale social settings. Built amenities include a compact fitness center with modern equipment, bicycle storage and additional building storage. The property uses an electronic “cyber‑doorman” entry system and maintains neighborhood‑level services rather than full‑time concierge staffing. Pet-friendly policies apply; garage parking is not a central feature. Located near Lexington Avenue subway lines and local buses, the building sits within walking distance of parks, groceries and neighborhood restaurants, supporting a primarily urban, convenience‑focused lifestyle.