50 Lexington Ave

Built in 1988, this 26-story full-service residential tower contains a mix of one- and two-bedroom homes arranged as condominium/cooperative-style units. The architecture is straightforward late‑20th century urban masonry with large window openings and multiple private balconies that look over tree-lined blocks and city vistas. Interiors typically feature high ceilings, galley or open kitchens upgraded with stone counters and stainless appliances, formal dining areas or flexible alcove layouts, generous built-in storage and walk-in closets; some homes retain parquet flooring beneath carpeting. Building-common spaces are substantial: a landscaped courtyard, expansive furnished roof deck with panoramic skyline views, an entrance foyer with elevator access, and indoor recreation facilities including a fitness room, swimming pool and sauna. Practical conveniences include on-site laundry, dedicated storage rooms, a full‑time doorman and live‑in superintendent. Exterior offerings emphasize private outdoor space—Juliet balconies and terraces under and over 60 sq ft—while pet policies and subletting terms are relatively flexible, allowing pied-à-terres, co-purchases and various gifting arrangements. Located at the nexus of Gramercy, NoMad and Flatiron, the property is a short walk to Madison Square Park, Union Square market, multiple subway lines and dense retail and dining options, supporting an active, walkable Manhattan lifestyle.