200 E 66Th St

A landmark mid-century condominium tower on Manhattan's Upper East Side, completed in 1951 and rising 21 stories with 258 residences. The property originally reflected Gordon Bunshaft and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's modernist idiom and retains prewar-inspired interior details such as crown moldings, wide rift-cut white oak floors, high ceilings, and substantial moldings in many apartments. Unit mix ranges from studios and one-bedrooms to larger two- and three-bedroom layouts and expansive multi-room penthouses with terraces and formal entertaining spaces. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, recessed lighting, double vanities, soaking tubs, pantry/storage and washer/dryer hookups; several signature homes include designer renovations, marble baths, radiant heated floors and custom millwork. The building footprint is organized around one of the city's larger private gardens and courtyard, with two porte-cochere entrances and a glass-enclosed lobby that connects to landscaped outdoor spaces. Resident amenities are extensive and hotel-like: 24-hour doormen, full-time resident manager, five-star concierge-style services, a large rooftop club with indoor and outdoor entertainment areas, a fitness center and spa facilities, children's playroom, bicycle storage, private storage rooms and on-site garage with valet. Pet-friendly with a range of private and communal outdoor terraces and roof decks, the tower sits between Second and Third Avenues near Central Park, cultural institutions, transit links and Upper East Side shopping and dining, favoring households that want an amenity-rich urban lifestyle within a historically significant building.