160 E 65Th St

The Phoenix at 160 East 65th Street is a 32-story, 1968 cooperative tower by Emery Roth & Sons containing approximately 65 units largely configured as multi-room apartments and three-bedroom layouts. The building reads as a traditional Upper East Side white-glove residence with a landscaped setback, glass canopy at the entrance and a formal lobby centered on an interior garden/courtyard. Common interior features found across units include defined foyers, crown moldings, formal dining areas, built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets and updated galley kitchens with granite counters; many homes retain classic parquet or engineered wood floors and oversized, often corner, windows that provide abundant light and cross exposures. Shared services and staff-led amenities are a core component of the offering: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, attended garage with direct building access and preferential shareholder rates, bike room, laundry facilities and private storage (typically wait-listed). Outdoor space is limited to a planted courtyard/garden and small private terraces for some units. The co-op’s board permits pets, pied-a-terres and in-unit washers/dryers with approval; standard co-op financial terms include a down-payment requirement and a moderate transfer/flip tax. Located on a tree-lined block in Lenox Hill, the property sits close to Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue retail, top restaurants and multiple subway lines, supporting an urban, amenity-rich Upper East Side lifestyle.