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Lenox Hill
235 East 73 Street, Manhattan, NY 10021
84 Units • 13 Floors
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Description
Step into a world of timeless elegance with this bright and oversized studio apartment,
offering a serene tree-lined view and an abundance of beautiful South-facing natural
light. Welcome to the Eastgate where classic elegance meets modern comfort in the
heart of the Upper East Side. This elegant studio is located on one of the most
sought-after streets in the neighborhood.
As you enter the unit, a generously proportioned foyer welcomes you, complete with an
expansive walk-in cedar wood closet—a luxurious touch for your storage needs with a
step down living room that adds to its charm.
Located in a collection of six stately and historic buildings, the Eastgate was designed
by renowned architect Emory Roth and built by Bing & Bing in 1929. Each winter, the
plentiful trees along this picturesque street are illuminated to create a wonderland.
Easily access the Q and 6 Subway stations at 72nd and 68th Street, respectively.
Residents of this well-established co-op enjoy a full-time doorman, resident manager,
fitness room with Peloton bikes, laundry room, private storage (for rent, waitlist), and a
private courtyard for residents.
offering a serene tree-lined view and an abundance of beautiful South-facing natural
light. Welcome to the Eastgate where classic elegance meets modern comfort in the
heart of the Upper East Side. This elegant studio is located on one of the most
sought-after streets in the neighborhood.
As you enter the unit, a generously proportioned foyer welcomes you, complete with an
expansive walk-in cedar wood closet—a luxurious touch for your storage needs with a
step down living room that adds to its charm.
Located in a collection of six stately and historic buildings, the Eastgate was designed
by renowned architect Emory Roth and built by Bing & Bing in 1929. Each winter, the
plentiful trees along this picturesque street are illuminated to create a wonderland.
Easily access the Q and 6 Subway stations at 72nd and 68th Street, respectively.
Residents of this well-established co-op enjoy a full-time doorman, resident manager,
fitness room with Peloton bikes, laundry room, private storage (for rent, waitlist), and a
private courtyard for residents.
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