Ang 310 E. 70 Street ay isang napakagandang napapanatiling 12-palapag na post-war cooperative building na matatagpuan sa isang tahimik at punong-kahoy na bloke sa pagitan ng First at Second Avenues, sa gitna ng Lenox Hill. Kamakailan lamang na-renovate ang mga pasilyo at lobby. Orihinal na itinayo noong 1959 at ginawang co-op noong 1988, ang gusaling ito na may kumpletong serbisyo ay naglalaman ng 134 apartment. Nagtatampok ito ng klasikong puting-brick na harapan, pasukang may canopy at pinakintab na abuhing granite, at luntiang landscaping sa bangketa.

Lubos na pinahahalagahan ang gusali dahil sa malawak nitong mga amenidad, kabilang ang 24-oras na doorman at concierge staff, residenteng superintendent, sentral na laundry room, common storage, at bike room. Nakikinabang ang mga shareholder sa isang kahanga-hanga at maayos na roof deck na may landscaping, pati na rin sa full-service parking garage na may direktang access sa elevator at nag-aalok ng diskuwentong bayad sa paradahan.

Ang 1K ang pinakamalaking alcove studio sa gusali. Mayroon itong limang malalaking bintanang nakaharap sa hilaga, tatlong malalaking closet, at maluwag na kusina. Binuksan ang kusina upang makagawa ng island na may dalawang stool. May dining area at napakalaking alcove na kasya ang queen-size bed, kasama ang mga dresser sa magkabilang gilid. Maluwag ang sala at nag-aalok ng walang katapusang mga posibilidad. Mayroon ding espasyo para sa desk o work area.

Pinapayagan ang co-purchasing, gifting, at mga guarantor. May maluwag na patakaran ang co-op tungkol sa mga alagang hayop para sa mga shareholder at pinapayagan din ang mga pied-à-terre, bagama’t mahigpit na ipinagbabawal ang mga alagang hayop para sa mga nangungupahan. Napakadaling puntahan ang gusali, dahil nasa kanto lamang sa 69th Street ang Q train, habang ilang bloke lang ang layo ng mga linya ng tren at bus na 6, F, M66, at M72.

310 E. 70 Street is a beautifully maintained, 12-story post-war cooperative situated on a peaceful, tree-lined block between First and Second Avenues in the heart of Lenox Hill . Hallways and lobby was recently renovated. Originally built in 1959 and converted to a co-op in 1988, this full-service mid-scale building contains 134 apartments. It features a classic white-brick facade, a canopied entrance with polished gray granite, and lush sidewalk landscaping. The building is highly regarded for its deep amenity package, including a 24-hour doorman and concierge staff, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, common storage, and a bike room. Shareholders benefit from a stunning, landscaped roof deck and a full-service parking garage with direct elevator access that offers discounted parking rates. 1K is the largest alcove studio in the building. Five large windows facing North, 3 large closets, you have a good sized kitchen, the kitchen has been opened up to create a island with two stools. there is a dining area, a very large alcove that fits a queen bed with dressers on each side. The living room is spacious with endless possibilities. . There is also room for a desk or workspace. co purchasing, gifting, and guarantors allowed The co-op maintains a liberal pet policy for shareholders and allows pied-à-terres, though pets are strictly prohibited for renters. The building is incredibly well-connected, with the Q train around the corner at 69th Street and the 6, F, M66, and M72 transit lines just blocks away.