301 E 50Th St

301 East 50th Street is a 29-story limestone condominium completed in 2014–2015 and designed by COOKFOX with a restrained French modernist vocabulary. The building contains a small collection of large residences—primarily two- and multi-bedroom layouts—spread across roughly two dozen units, yielding a low-density, boutique feel. Interiors emphasize generous ceiling heights, wide-plank oak floors, solid-core doors, multi-zone heating and cooling, motorized shades, Bosch laundry, and noise-attenuating low-E windows; many apartments feature corner exposures and expansive sightlines to Midtown and the East River. Shared spaces are finished to a high residential standard: a staffed lobby with 24-hour doorman and concierge, an entrance foyer and storage rooms, and building-level systems including advanced air filtration and storm-ready construction. Amenities focus on wellness and daily convenience with a state-of-the-art fitness center, an elegant spa area with treatment room, steam and sauna facilities, a tea lounge and an outdoor terrace/yoga deck, plus practical support spaces such as central laundry, cold storage, bike storage and a pet-grooming room. The building’s courtyard and garden areas add small-scale landscaped outdoor space. Located in Turtle Bay between Sutton Place and Beekman Place, the address provides easy access to the East River waterfront, the United Nations, Grand Central, multiple subway lines and neighborhood groceries and restaurants, blending residential calm with Midtown accessibility. Pet policies and certain service offerings vary by unit and listing.