88 Lexington Ave

A 17-story condominium in Manhattan completed in 1927 and reimagined with contemporary residences, the building blends prewar scale with modern finishes. Units vary from studios and one-bedrooms to three- and four-bedroom duplexes, featuring high ceilings, oversized arched or casement windows that flood interiors with light, and hardwood floors in a muted fumed-oak palette. Kitchens are open-plan and appointed with European oak cabinetry, polished composite slab counters, antique marble backsplashes, and high-end appliances from Bertazzoni and Sub‑Zero. Baths are finished in French limestone and travertine with radiant heated floors, smoked-oak vanities, Hansgrohe fixtures and deep soaking tubs; many primary suites include walk-in closets and en suite baths. Shared spaces emphasize health and entertainment: an indoor pool with Jacuzzi, steam room and sauna, a fitness center and exercise room, playroom, residents’ lounge with screening room, and landscaped roof terrace with grilling stations. Services include a staffed doorman and concierge and optional private garage and storage for a fee. Exterior features include private balconies and multiple roof-level outdoor entertaining areas; select apartments offer large terraces or private outdoor space. Situated in a central New York neighborhood near Madison Square Park, the property provides a mix of urban conveniences, transit access, and nearby dining and cultural options.