200 East 69 Street   Unit 1N

As the tallest building above 60th Street on the east side of Manhattan is one of the most iconic and recognizable residential towers on the Upper East Side.
Designed by the late Frank Williams — known for his work on more than 20 Manhattan buildings, including his collaboration with I.M. Pei on the Four Seasons Hotel — the 55-story brick tower rises 634 feet over Third Avenue, cutting an imposing and distinctive figure on the New York skyline with its multiple terraced setbacks, large jutting balconies, and crenelated roofline.
The home at apartment #1N one provides many things, but primarily it lends the tenant incredibly easy access in and out of the building and a large slice of tranquility with it's oversized treelined patio area. An extreme rarity to find in Lenox Hill.
Running from 68th Street to 69th Street along Third Avenue is situated at the epicenter of the best the Upper East Side has to offer. New York institutions Hunter College, Rockefeller University, and New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center anchor the neighborhood, while fine dining, world-class shopping, and lively entertainment venues abound. Dine at Michelin-starred Daniel, stroll the luxury boutiques of Madison Avenue and enjoy immediate proximity to venerable Central Park just four blocks west. Transportation is effortless with the 6 train on the next block.