320 E 54Th St

320 East 54th Street is a mid-century, 12-story condominium completed in 1959 and configured primarily with one-bedroom residences and convertible junior layouts. The façade and massing are modest and residential in scale, fitting a tree-lined Midtown East block; many homes feature dual exposures and private outdoor spaces such as balconies or direct access to a planted common courtyard. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby, two passenger elevators, a live-in superintendent, a basement laundry room and dedicated storage for residents, plus a landscaped backyard and a roof deck. Individual units vary from garden-level studios with private yards to larger floor-through one-bedrooms that span north–south; interiors often emphasize abundant closet storage, dining areas, and some units have been modernized with renovated kitchens and baths. Building services and policies favor convenience: on-site maintenance, central laundry, and pet-friendly ownership rules. Parking is not provided on-site but nearby garages are available; the location places the building within a short walk of multiple subway lines, neighborhood grocers and restaurants, making it well integrated into Midtown East urban life.