200 E 66Th St

Manhattan House is a full-service, mid-century modern condominium completed in 1951 and rising 21 stories across a full city block on the Upper East Side. Designed by Gordon Bunshaft with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the landmarked building is known for its glass-enclosed lobby and one of the city’s largest private landscaped sculpture gardens. Residence types range from studios and one-bedrooms to two- and three-bedroom apartments and larger, loft-like lineups and penthouses. Typical interiors emphasize generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings, crown moldings, custom millwork, oak plank floors, and windowed chef’s kitchens fitted with Viking appliances, Caesarstone counters and substantial storage. Many homes feature electronic shades, fireplaces, washer-dryers, multiple exposures and spa-quality baths with marble finishes and double vanities. Common facilities are extensive: 24-hour doormen and concierge, live-in resident manager, porte-cochere entrances, an on-site garage with valet, a large fitness center and yoga studio operated with Exhale, a children’s playroom, bike room, ample private storage, cold-storage/package room and a 10,000-square-foot Manhattan Club rooftop entertaining space. Additional exterior amenities include a roof deck, courtyard gardens, private outdoor terraces for some units and building storage. The staff provides valet, concierge and ancillary services; the property permits pets (with restrictions), pieds-à-terre and investor ownership. Located near Central Park, restaurants, shops and transit, the building blends landmark architecture with hotel-style services and extensive resident amenities.