220 E 60Th St

A mid-century, full-service condominium in Manhattan’s Lenox Hill neighborhood, constructed in 1964 and rising roughly 13 stories with 37 units. The property primarily offers studios and one-bedroom apartments, many of which have been renovated over time to include modern kitchens with stainless appliances and granite counters, parquet or hardwood floors, and generous closet space. Typical unit layouts emphasize separate living and dining areas, some with galley kitchens and windowed baths; several corner and high-floor units deliver expansive Upper East Side and city views and private outdoor space in the form of small balconies or roof terraces. Common areas support everyday urban living: a staffed 24-hour doorman/concierge presence, elevator service, building laundry, and an attended on-site garage. Exterior communal amenities include a landscaped courtyard, a garden, and an accessible roof deck. Building policies skew investor-friendly with flexible subletting allowed in many listings, though the condominium restricts pets in most cases (exceptions for service animals noted). Maintenance and management are characterized as attentive, with a live-in superintendent and reasonable common charges referenced in listings. Situated on East 60th Street near Bloomingdale’s and a dense cluster of retail, dining, and cultural options, the building benefits from immediate access to multiple subway lines (4/5/6 and N/R/Q/W/F in the vicinity) and is just a short walk from Central Park. The location supports shopping-oriented, transit-first city lifestyles and appeals to buyers seeking compact, well-serviced units in a high-amenity Upper East Side corridor.