44 W 62Nd St

Lincoln Plaza Tower is a 31-story, full-service cooperative completed in 1974 and notable for its substantial Brutalist massing and sculptural forms. The building contains a limited collection of residences—approximately 52 units—primarily one-bedroom layouts with occasional convertible and penthouse configurations that exploit corner exposures and bow-shaped windows. Interiors commonly feature traditional New York details such as entrance foyers, separate dining areas, galley or eat-in kitchens with windows, crown moldings, walk-in closets and plentiful built-in storage; select units include private balconies or terraces and expanded den or office spaces. Common areas are well-appointed and practical: a staffed doorman desk, live-in superintendent, semicircular driveway, renovated hallways, laundry facilities and bike storage. Resident amenities emphasize daily convenience and wellness with an on-site gym, garage (shareholder rates), limited storage lockers, and included basic cable and internet in maintenance. The building’s pet and pied-à-terre policies are permissive within stated weight limits, and governance allows case-by-case co-purchasing, guarantors and trusts. Situated in Lincoln Square, the tower sits one block from Central Park and directly across from Lincoln Center, providing immediate access to performance venues, dining, grocery options and multiple transit lines for an urban cultural lifestyle.