181 E 65Th St

The Chatham Condominium at 181 East 65th Street is a 32-story, 44-unit luxury residential building completed in 2000 and designed by Robert A.M. Stern. Its exterior blends a limestone base with a Georgian-inspired red brick façade, referencing Upper East Side prewar architecture while accommodating contemporary scale. Residences are primarily two- to four-bedroom layouts with grand proportions: formal galleries, high ceilings, oversized picture windows and generous closet and storage space are consistent across units. Interiors commonly feature crown moldings, herringbone or solid white oak floors, recessed lighting, built-ins, windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, pantries, den or library spaces, and multiple full baths with double vanities and luxurious stone finishes. Many homes include private outdoor terraces of varying sizes and in-unit washers/dryers. Shared areas are finished to a white-glove standard and include a staffed lobby with 24-hour doorman/concierge, a resident manager, an on-site garage, private storage, and a residents-only Equinox-style fitness center with a Pilates studio and massage room. A building courtyard provides sheltered outdoor access. The property permits pets and offers full-service conveniences such as valet and housekeeping options through building management. Located in Lenox Hill on the Upper East Side, the Chatham sits minutes from Central Park, major museums, Madison and Fifth Avenue shopping, restaurants and public transportation, supporting a refined, museum-and-shopping-oriented neighborhood lifestyle.