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Architecture: The building has a simple, post-war architectural style common to mid-20th century developments in New York City. It is a brick-faced structure with large windows, offering good natural light in most apartments. The overall design is more functional than ornate, with a focus on providing comfortable urban living. Height and Structure: It's a 16-story building with about 115 apartment units. Apartment configurations typically include studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts. Some units have balconies, offering views of the neighborhood or skyline. Interior Design: Apartments tend to feature parquet hardwood flooring, sizable closets, and modern appliances in the kitchens. The bathrooms may vary in finish, with some recently renovated to include new tilework and fixtures. The units often have large windows, allowing plenty of natural light. Amenities: Doorman and Concierge: A full-time doorman and concierge service are available, providing added security and convenience. The building also typically has a live-in super to handle maintenance and repairs. Elevators: The building has elevators, making it accessible for residents on all floors. Laundry Facilities: On-site laundry is available for residents, with modern washers and dryers to accommodate the needs of the tenants. Rooftop or Common Area: Although it varies, many buildings in the area offer rooftop access or terraces with lounge areas, providing residents a space to relax and take in city views. This building may offer something similar. Parking: Some buildings in this part of the Upper East Side offer parking garages for residents, although availability can be limited and might come at an additional cost. Neighborhood: Lenox Hill Area: 220 East 63rd Street is located in Lenox Hill, one of the most desirable sections of the Upper East Side. The area is known for its tree-lined streets, luxury boutiques, upscale restaurants, and proximity to major cultural institutions. Cultural Institutions: The building is a short walk from Museum Mile, which includes famous spots like The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Frick Collection, and the Guggenheim Museum. Parks: Central Park is about a 10-minute walk west from the building, offering easy access to one of the city’s most famous green spaces. The park is perfect for jogging, biking, or just relaxing. Additionally, nearby smaller parks, such as St. Catherine’s Park, provide quieter alternatives. Shopping and Dining: Madison Avenue, just a few blocks away, is home to world-class shopping, including high-end fashion boutiques and designer stores. The area also boasts a variety of fine dining options, from Michelin-starred restaurants to cozy cafes and wine bars. Schools and Hospitals: Lenox Hill Hospital and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center are within close proximity. The neighborhood is also known for its high-quality private schools, including The Spence School, The Chapin School, and Lycée Français de New York. Transportation: Subway Access: The building is located near the Lexington Avenue/63rd Street station, served by the Q and F trains. This provides easy access to Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District, and other parts of the city. Additionally, the 4, 5, 6, and N, R, W trains at 59th Street/Lexington Avenue are within walking distance, providing further connectivity. Bus Routes: Several bus lines, including the M15 (running along 1st and 2nd Avenues), are easily accessible, making it convenient for residents who prefer traveling by bus. Nearby Attractions: Roosevelt Island Tram: A short walk to 59th Street offers access to the Roosevelt Island Tram, which provides a scenic aerial commute to Roosevelt Island across the East River. Shopping: For everyday needs, Whole Foods Market is located nearby on 57th Street, and there are numerous pharmacies, small grocers, and specialty food shops scattered throughout the area.

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