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$890,000
2 Beds
2 Baths2 full baths
1,132sqft
111 East 56th St #1102, New York, NY 10022
$890,000
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Condominium
Built in 1927
$-- HOA
-- sqft lot
$786/sq.ft
Description
Opportunity at The Lombardy Hotel, a prewar building in Midtown Manhattan. This offering combines two adjoining suites, providing flexibility for a variety of configurations, including use as a larger combined residence or separation into two distinct units.
The layout allows for adaptable living arrangements with multiple options depending on needs and use. The units benefit from southern exposures overlooking 56th Street.
The building offers full-service amenities including a 24-hour doorman, concierge services, valet parking, and a fitness center. Conveniently located near Central Park, shopping, dining, and transportation options in Midtown.
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- Houzeo last checked: 27 minutes ago
- Listing updated: July 11, 2026 at 7:06 am
- Listing Provided by: Rick Kelly (917) 204-6577 | Alta New York (917) 204-6577
- Source: OneKey MLS-NY | MLS#: 977043
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Property Details
Status
Active
Type
Condominium
No. of Stories
-
County
City
Neighborhood
Year Built
1927
HOA Fees
-
Finished Area
1,132 sqft
Lot Size
-- sqft lot
Basement Area
- sqft
MLS Name
OneKey MLS
MLS Number
977043
MLS Status
Active
Days on Market
163
Cumulative Days on Market
98
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