NYC Apartments near 68th Street & Hunter College Subway Station [4, 6 train]

Facing Central Park on Madison Avenue, 40 East 66th Street is a pre-war conversion designed in 1929 by the famed architect Rosario Candela. Converted in 2008, this West Side condominium is faithful to the original design, but the lobby has been renovated, and the condos have been updated to reflect modern conveniences. The result is that 40 East 66th Street is a luxury combination of old-fashioned sensibilities and modern style, in a part of New York City that has Central Park, and a dazzling array of city sights in its window.

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.

660 Park Avenue brings the Italian Renaissance to New York City. Located in Lenox Hill on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, 660 Park Avenue was originally designed by the Starrett Brothers who are known for designing bank buildings. 660 Park Avenue is a 14 story building, housing 12 apartments each with their own floor, including a 27-room triplex which has a private entrance at 660 Park Avenue which leads into the foyer by marble stairs. This triplex was originally designed for William K. Vanderbilt II’s wife, Birdie Graham Fair.

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.

Built by famous architect Richard Roth Jr. in 1960, Tower East stands tall at 190 East 72nd Street in the Yorkville neighborhood of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. This co-op has a set back base on all sides which gives it a bit of a unique look. Also adding to Tower East’s distinctive look is the bronze colored glass windows that cover the building. Easily accessible by subway, Tower East residents experience New York as it was meant to be, an exciting and invigorating place to live with an endless supply of recreational, shopping, and culinary activities.

Living at 103 East 75th Stree may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. These apartments are an example of co-op living in Upper East Side. For those seeking Pre-war Elevator apartments, 103 East 75th Stree may suit them. Touches like fireplaces are built into some of these apartments. The Manhattan apartments at 103 East 75th Street, located at the cross streets of Park Ave/Lexington Ave, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. With 9 floors and 28 apartments, 103 East 75th Stree offers choices for residents. The listings at 103 East 75th Street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side are available for those looking for Pre-war Elevator apartments.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s Manhattan East are a place to call home. Upper East Side co-op hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. Manhattan East is a Post-war Elevator. These apartments provide residents with details such as high ceilings. Visitors to 315 East 65th Street, located at the cross streets of Second Avenue/First Avenue, may take advantage of its available apartments. Manhattan East features 12 floors and 134 apartments. This co-op was built in 1957. The listings at 315 East 65th Street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side are available for those looking for Post-war Elevator apartments.

Living at 130 East 67th Stree may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Apartments at 130 East 67th Street have design features like fireplaces. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. 130 East 67th Stree at 67 & LEXINGTON is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. For those seeking Pre-war Hirise apartments, 130 East 67th Stree is available. 130 East 67th Street offers 12 floors and 63 apartments. This Pre-war Hirise was established in 1907. 130 East 67th Stree in Manhattan’s Upper East Side offers co-op residents new homes.

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.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s 190 East 72nd Stree are a place to call home. Visitors to 190 East 72nd Street, located at the cross streets of Lexington Avenue/Third Avenue, may take advantage of its available apartments. A Post-war Hirise building, 190 East 72nd Street offers apartments for residents. 190 East 72nd Stree is a co-op building. 190 East 72nd Stree’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. 190 East 72nd Street offers 34 floors and 130 apartments. This building was built in 1960. 190 East 72nd Stree’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Upper East Side.