345 E 50Th St

A six-story boutique condominium in Midtown East, originally assembled from early 20th-century brownstones and converted into 15 residences. Completed in 2007 as an adaptive reuse project that preserved historic façades, the building presents prewar architectural character—townhouse proportions, tree‑lined street frontage, and traditional masonry—combined with contemporary finishes inside. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom plans, many configured as loft-like duplexes with high ceilings, oversized windows, and private keyed elevator access to select homes. Interiors emphasize entertaining: expansive living rooms, formal dining alcoves, chef-caliber kitchens with stone counters and integrated appliances, generous built-in storage and walk-in closets, hardwood floors, and in-unit washers. Shared spaces include a landscaped courtyard, roof deck, and a compact fitness center with a separate yoga room. The condominium operates with white-glove staffing: 24-hour doorman/concierge, additional rentable storage, and pet-friendly policies. Outdoor amenities range from private terraces and balconies to quiet garden outlooks. Located in the historic Beekman district near the East River esplanade, the United Nations, and transit hubs, the building balances a residential, tree-lined street setting with immediate access to Midtown dining, shopping, and transport.