NYC Apartments near 63rd Street & Lexington Avenue Subway Station [F train]

The Barbizon 63, at 140 East 63rd Street, in Manhattan’s Upper East Side is a pre-war conversion project with a taste for mixing pre-war architecture and style with modern tastes and finishes.  Located right next to the 7 train and just blocks from Central Park, The Barbizon is both accessible and in a prime Upper East Side location.

It’s no surprise that Trump Park Avenue is a desirable place to own an apartment on luxurious Park Avenue. With the “Trump” name comes a reputation of excellence, and that reputation is certainly upheld at Trump Park Avenue. With apartments dripping in elegance, a central location close to some of the Upper East Side’s finest shopping, dining and attractions, and first-class amenities, Trump Park Avenue holds some of New York City’s most majestic apartments.

45 East 66th Street on the corner of Madison Avenue calls Lenox Hill home. It is a landmarked  pre-war Manhattan building whose red masonry and French Gothic exterior façade are excellently maintained. The building, which was constructed in 1908 boasts a center court and rounded corner tower. Each floor contains three and four-bedroom apartments that are accessible by elevator. Amenities at 45 East 66th Street include doorman service and sidewalk landscaping.

Once home to such celebrities as Richard Gere, 817 Fifth Avenue is considered one of the more posh condominium listings in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. 817 Fifth Avenue’s apartments for sale provide the high standard of luxury expected of this condominium’s prominent address. With only 16 apartments spread over 15 floors of space, 817 Fifth Avenue provides New Yorkers with spacious uptown homes that have been given loving attention.

Once home to a Rockefeller and Charlie Chaplin’s first love, Hetty Kelly, 834 Fifth Avenue is a luxury condominium listing teeming with history. With a list of famous residents who are founders and heirs to major American companies, 834 Fifth Avenue has built quite a reputation for itself amongst the rich and famous, but also amongst architecture junkies. Designed by Rosario Candela, 834 Fifth Avenue is considered one of the most prestigious and architecturally fascinating housing developments in Manhattan’s Lenox Hill today.

At the heart of the Upper East Side neighborhood of Lenox Hill lies Trump Plaza, one of Manhattan’s more desirable co-ops. Towering above the neighborhood, like other Trump towers, Trump Plaza is bold, daring, and luxurious. With a great location near a seemingly endless and ever-changing collection of restaurants, stores, and culture opportunities, not to mention being only a few blocks away from Museum Mile, hosting a line of museums rivalled by few other cities in the world, Trump Plaza’s address at 167 East 61st Street is hard to beat.

Designed by world-renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern and located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side at 181 East 65th Street, The Chatham is one of the most elegant buildings that can be found in New York City. The red brick condominium building is nestled on a peaceful tree-lined street. With fantastic Central Park views and first-class amenities, The Chatham is a desirable condominium building.

485 Park Avenue offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. A Pre-war Elevator building, 485 Park Avenue offers apartments for residents. These apartments provide residents with details such as fireplaces. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. 485 Park Avenue at E. 58th St/E. 59th St is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. Residents and guests of 485 Park Avenue live across 14 floors and 23 apartments. This co-op was built in 1922. 485 Park Avenue’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Midtown East.

610 Park Avenue offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Visitors to 610 Park Avenue, located at the cross streets of E. 64th St/E. 65th St, may take advantage of its available apartments. The Pre-war Elevator apartments of 610 Park Avenue are an option for those seeking housing. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. Apartments at 610 Park Avenue have design features like terraces. This building spans 15 floors with 70 apartments. This building was built in 1925. 610 Park Avenue is a Pre-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s The Victorian are a place to call home. Upper East Side co-op hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. The Post-war Hirise apartments of The Victorian are an option for those seeking housing. 175 East 62nd Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Lexington Avenue/Third Avenue. Apartments at 175 East 62nd Street have design features like fireplaces. This building spans 21 floors with 64 apartments. 175 East 62nd Street was established in 1964. The listings at 175 East 62nd Street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side are available for those looking for Post-war Hirise apartments.

139 East 66th Stree is an apartment building in Manhattan. For those seeking Pre-war Hirise apartments, 139 East 66th Stree may suit them. Upper East Side co-op hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. Touches like fireplaces are built into some of these apartments. 139 East 66th Stree at 3rd & Lexington Ave is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. This building spans 9 floors with 22 apartments. This Pre-war Hirise was established in 1918. 139 East 66th Stree’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Upper East Side.