166 E 63Rd St

The Beekman Townhouse is a 20-story, 1959 Emery Roth–designed condominium on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Converted in 1990 and consistently maintained, the building presents a traditional prewar aesthetic with high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors and substantial foyer entrances in many units. The condominium mix largely comprises studios and one-bedroom layouts, though larger multi-room homes and corner units appear in listings and some residences have been reconfigured into two- to four-bedroom plans. Individual apartments commonly feature galley or open kitchens, built-in storage, walk-in closets, recessed lighting, formal dining areas, soaking tubs and in-unit washer/dryers where permitted. Common spaces and building services emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, laundry room, hall staff and a service elevator operator. The property contains an on-site garage with lobby access, bike and storage rooms, and a landscaped roof deck providing outdoor space; certain units have private balconies or private outdoor terraces. The condominium is pet-friendly with board approval for some units and generally allows pied-à-terre ownership and investor purchases per listing notes. Location amenities include immediate access to the Second Avenue subway, proximity to Bloomingdale’s, Madison and Park Avenue shopping, fitness studios and restaurants, making this a location-focused building that pairs classic prewar proportions with contemporary condominium services.