425 E 51St St

Beekman Hill House is a pre‑war, 10‑story boutique cooperative completed in 1928 and set on a quiet, tree‑lined cul‑de‑sac in the Beekman Place/Beekman Hill neighborhood of Manhattan. The building’s architecture and interiors retain classic pre‑war details: high beamed ceilings, crown and picture moldings, original hardware and oak floors with cherry borders. Apartment configurations are largely one‑bedroom plans (with occasional larger A/B line layouts), featuring formal entrance foyers, separate dining areas or eat‑in kitchens, generous closets—including multiple walk‑ins in some homes—and windowed baths. Common areas include a private landscaped courtyard/garden, upgraded elevators and recently refreshed hallways. Resident services comprise a live‑in superintendent, full‑time porter service that accepts deliveries into the evening, video security and a neighborhood patrol at night. Building amenities in the basement include central laundry, bike storage and rentable private storage units. Policies are coop‑centric: pets and pieds‑a‑terre are permitted (board approval required), flexible sublet and financing rules are available subject to board review, and a modest flip tax applies. Its location places residents steps from Peter Detmold Park, riverfront walkways, nearby subway lines (E/M/6) and Midtown dining and shopping, creating a quiet, secure enclave with easy access to city transit and waterfront recreation.