44 W 62Nd St

Lincoln Plaza Tower is a 31-story, full-service cooperative completed in 1974 and noted for its substantial Brutalist-inspired massing and distinctive bow-shaped window bays. The portfolio of layouts ranges from studios and one-bedrooms to large convertible multi-bedroom corner residences and full-floor-scaled apartments; many units feature high ceilings, bow or circular window configurations, and private balconies. Interiors commonly include formal entry foyers, designated dining rooms or dining alcoves, eat-in or galley kitchens with windowed aspects, generous closet storage including walk-ins, and upgraded finishes such as hardwood and parquet floors, recessed lighting, and double-vanity master baths. Building amenities are oriented to everyday convenience and resident services: a staffed full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site fitness room, bicycle storage, private storage rooms, laundry facilities, and a garage with discounted valet parking for shareholders plus a semicircular private driveway/drop-off. The coop maintains utility and media inclusions in maintenance (landline, internet, cable and premium channels) and allows pieds-à-terre, pets below the building weight limit, and washer/dryer installation with board approval in some cases. Its location at Lincoln Square places it across from Lincoln Center, a block from Central Park and steps from Columbus Circle and Time Warner Center, surrounded by theaters, restaurants, shops, subway connections (1/A/C/B/D), and major cultural destinations.