Located in Midtown East at 353 East 50th Street, the M at Beekman was originally four separate pre-war brownstones that were built in 1880, only to be converted into 23 unique condominiums by architect Adam Kushner in 2004. The M at Beekman was brought into the new millennium and it is now filled with stunning apartments. With convenient subway access and a boundless array of shops and restaurants only a few blocks' walk away, the Midtown Manhattan lifestyle has never been more attainable. Even with a different floor plan in every unit, every residence at the M at Beekman shares many similar features. The spacious condominiums are filled with light and seem to have a loft-like feel. Kitchens at the M at Beekman has high-end appliances from Sub-Zero, Fisher Paykel, Miele, and LG which would be fit for a professional chef. The bathrooms at the M at Beekman have a spa-like feel with radiant heated floors, luxurious showers, and Chormatherapy tubs which utilize heat, light, and color to sooth the mind, body, and soul. The M at Beekman has a fairly unique amenities package. There is the standard doorman and gym. However, that is not what makes the M at Beekman's amenities package different. The M at Beekman offers what they call, “curated living”. Residents of the M at Beekman are entitled to special privileges from companies such as Henri Bendel, FAO Schwarz, and Mikimoto through this service. With new condominiums in a pre-war brownstone and a fantastic amenities package, it is easy to see why the M at Beekman is one of the more distinctive residences in Midtown East.