400 E 67Th St

The Laurel is a full-service, 30–31 story condominium tower completed in the mid-2000s on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The façade combines glass with Indiana limestone and the building was designed by Costas Kondylis Partners; it carries LEED certification and incorporates energy-saving systems. Residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts (with occasional studios and convertible plans), offering high ceilings, oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, oak flooring, multi-zone climate control and generous closet and storage options. Kitchens are typically finished with Poggenpohl cabinetry and premium appliances such as Sub‑Zero and Gaggenau; bathrooms feature marble, soaking tubs, radiant heated floors and double vanities in primary suites. Common interiors include an entrance foyer, double-height atrium lounge, screening room, library, dining/conference room with catering kitchen, and children’s playroom and game areas. The Trophy Club houses a bi-level, triathlon-style fitness center with a 50-foot lap pool, resistance lanes, steam and sauna rooms and locker facilities. Practical building services and conveniences include a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in manager, on-site garage with direct elevator access, private storage and bicycle/stroller rooms. Many units have private outdoor spaces ranging from small terraces to larger private terraces. The Laurel sits near First and York Avenues, close to local shops, restaurants, parks, the FDR Drive and nearby subway and bus connections.