200 E 66TH Street E302

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Corcoran Group.

Gordon Bunshaft designed 200 East 66th Street, a 1951 building that's an individual landmark, and this 1,075-square-foot two-bedroom sits on a corner of its 20 stories. The apartment has double north and east exposures, and the corner position is what makes that possible.

Corner units often get more window and a wider range of outlook, though what you actually see depends on the buildings around you. East-facing windows can catch direct sun from early morning, about 3.6 hours on the winter solstice and 6.9 hours on the summer solstice. North-facing windows get direct sun mainly around the summer solstice, about 4.2 hours. Nearby buildings could block some of that.

The living room has large windows, and there are tree-top views from them. High ceilings give the main rooms more volume, and hardwood floors run throughout. The kitchen has Caesarstone countertops, custom shaker cabinets, stainless steel Viking appliances and a wine fridge. The second bedroom can work as an office or a guest room, which is useful if you work from home or have people staying.

The Miele washer and dryer are in the apartment, so laundry stays on your floor. The building has a 24-hour doorman and concierge, an elevator, cold storage, a bike room, a courtyard and a roof deck. The Rooftop Club covers over 10,000 square feet, with an indoor lounge, a rooftop terrace, the Exhale Mind Body Spa and fitness club, and a yoga studio. Pets are allowed.

The Lexington Av/59 St station is about 8 minutes on foot and serves the 4, 5, 6, N, R and W trains. Morton Williams is about 3 minutes away, St. Catherine's Park about 4 minutes, and the Frick Collection about 13 minutes.