Grand Prewar Residence with Private Terrace
Set within the distinguished Art Deco landmark 210 East 68th Street, this magnificent home blends timeless architectural detail with elegant scale.
Herringbone hardwood floors, soaring beamed ceilings, two wood-burning fireplaces, and expansive open views define the residence. A gracious foyer and powder room welcome you into an oversized living room that flows seamlessly into a formal dining area and separate wet bar - a setting designed for memorable entertaining.
The beautifully renovated kitchen offers top-tier appliances and generous workspace. Four spacious bedrooms feature en-suite baths, while an additional room is perfectly suited as a home office or staff quarters. Bright eastern and northern exposures fill the 3,028-square-foot interior with natural light, while a stunning 221-square-foot private terrace provides a rare outdoor retreat above the city.
Built in 1929 by renowned architects George and Edward Blum and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the building offers white-glove living with a 24-hour attended lobby, panoramic roof deck, fitness room, bike storage, central laundry, multiple elevators, and a live-in superintendent. One pet permitted (25 lb. limit).
Ideally located in the heart of the Upper East Side, moments from premier markets, acclaimed restaurants, boutique shopping, and the 6 and Q trains, this residence offers both classic New York grandeur and everyday convenience.
A rare opportunity to experience elevated prewar living with exceptional space and outdoor luxury.