223 East 61st St. #4H

Live in a Historic District! Light filled large true one-bedroom apartment on the Upper East Side in the Treadwell Farm Historic District on a coveted tree lined street nestled between private homes with distinct pre-war features such as a wide foyer leading to a large sunken living room,a separate eat-in kitchen with room for a home office or dining table , full bath, 5 large closets, hardwood floors throughout, and windows in every room! The generously sized bedroom has three windows and two exposures which can accommodate a king size bed with a complement of furniture. This apartment faces north,south and east, overlooking the historic townhouse gardens that surround it.

Easy viewing schedule with appointment. Please email or text.
Available September 3rd.
2 Year Lease

The building has an elevator, doorman, a laundry room, and live-in superintendent.
Floor plan available upon request.

In the 1920’s, the East Sixties Property Owners Association was established, which helped to further protect the area from being encroached on by outside and unwanted development.

Close to subway lines 4, 5, 6,F,N,Q,R,W , multiple bus lines and the Roosevelt Island Tram. Convenient to shopping,health clubs, restaurants, East River Esplanade, Roosevelt Island, Hunter College, Cornell Tech and Central Park.
Equinox.Crunch
Whole Foods.The Health Nut.Joe and the Juice. Juice Press
JoJo’s. Felidia.David Burke Tavern.Treadwell
Bloomingdales.
Bed Bath and Beyond. Home Depot.IKEA Planning Studio
CMX Cine Bistro and much more

The district is composed primarily of three- or four-story brownstone residences that were constructed between 1868 and 1876. A number of well-known architects were involved in the development, including Richard Morris Hunt and James W. Pirrson. Through the efforts of its residents, among whom have been such notables as columnist Walter Lippmann; actors Tallulah Bankhead, Kim Novak,and Montgomery Clift; and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, the district has retained its peaceful elegance.