44 E 67Th St

This is a landmark-era, prewar condominium constructed in 1939 and rising 13 stories with a very limited number of homes (14 units total), reflecting boutique scale and residential privacy. Architecturally the building displays period Art Deco detailing—high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, original casement and oversized windows, and thoughtfully proportioned rooms—paired with later updates in common areas. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts and typically include formal entry foyers, eat-in kitchens with stone counters, generous closet storage and classic finish details such as hardwood floors, chandeliers, recessed lighting and walk‑in closets. Many apartments offer private outdoor space: balconies, planted terraces or private gardens averaging substantial square footage. Shared amenities emphasize full-service living: an elevator, full‑time doorman/concierge, resident manager/superintendent, secure bike storage, laundry facilities, a common garden/courtyard and limited garage parking adjacent to the building. The property permits flexible ownership structures (LLCs, trusts, corporations) and is pet-friendly. Located on the Upper East Side’s Lenox Hill/67th Street corridor between Madison and Park Avenues, the building sits steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, high-end shopping, restaurants and multiple transit lines, creating a distinctly urban, culturally rich lifestyle for residents.