The Impossible Find: 2 Br + High-Rise, Balcony

I haven't lived in the neighborhood for a few years, but I think they exist. It depends what you mean by a 2-bedroom. 900SF with a decent size living room and small/medium bedrooms? Or 1200-1300SF with big rooms and a separate dining room (what some people call convertible 3-bedroom)? Also depends how much you care about the renovation.

Here's one in my old neighborhood, I'm sure there are many more:

http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/madison-green

What's the balcony FOR in a high-rise?

Feeling a little depressed lately?

You know I feel like a budget of 6000/mo is pretty damn high but I guess not in this city...

My criteria is pretty specific...I've been looking for a high floor 6 BR with a balcony/terrace off only the public rooms in a full service high rise building that includes a roof deck, gym, sauna, in-house catering, and 24-hour concierge. I would also like floor to ceiling windows and a fireplace in each room if possible.

Im also pretty specific about neighborhoods too and would like Murray Hill/Kips Bay/Gramercy area, only between Fifth and Lexington, either on an avenue or on an even-numbered street. And no I wont live east of Lex.

Does such a place even exist?

Move back to Harrisburg?

impossible as a 2 second search
http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/the-corinthian

the balcony is for smoking

"And no I wont live east of 2nd ave." Ergo the post above mine does not count.

"the balcony is for smoking"

Well, you wouldn't want one of your guests to pull a Lexi.

That would ruin the whole dinner party.

smoking? That's a spitting balcony if ever there was one.

You're just so klassy, Alan.

East of 2nd, sky's the limit for your request, the Corinthian and a half dozen neighboring buildings.
Heck, I think you can buy a studio in Tudor City for a tank of gas these days.