Buong Ika-47 Palapag: 6 Silid-tulugan - 5.5 Banyo - 6 Balkonahe - 2 Storage Unit

Mataas sa ibabaw ng Upper East Side, ang ika-47 palapag ng 200 E 69th Street ay isang condominium na sumasakop sa buong palapag, may lawak na 4,617 sq. ft., at nag-aalok ng 360-degree na tanawin ng Central Park, mga Ilog East at Hudson, Billionaires’ Row, at skyline ng Manhattan.

Bumubukas ang pribadong elevator na may sariling susi sa isang maringal na foyer na may barrel-vaulted na kisame at taas na 12 talampakan, na naghahanda sa iyo para sa marangyang pamumuhay.

Nagtatampok ang kanlurang bahagi ng 30-talampakang sala na may hand-laid oak parquet de Versailles na sahig at balkonahe kung saan matatanaw ang Central Park. Ipinagmamalaki naman ng silangang bahagi ang mas relaks na living at dining area sa ilalim ng 12-talampakang coffered ceiling, kumpleto sa antigong sahig na chestnut, breakfast nook, at bukas na Gaggenau chef’s kitchen na may custom na cabinetry at dalawang karagdagang balkonahe.

Ang pribadong pangunahing suite ay isang payapang kanlungan na may mga bintanang nakapalibot sa silid, balkonahe kung saan matatanaw ang Central Park, at mala-spang banyong marmol na may dalawang lababo, soaking tub, at hiwalay na shower. Limang karagdagang silid-tulugan at lima’t kalahating banyo, na may mga sahig na pinaiinitan mula sa ilalim, ang bumubuo sa natitirang bahagi ng tirahan sa buong palapag.

Kabilang sa iba pang tampok ang anim na balkonahe, maluwag na imbakan, full-size na side-by-side washer/dryer, at dalawang storage unit na may hiwalay na titulo. Ang 200 East 69th Street ay isang pangunahing condominium na may serbisyong white-glove, nag-aalok ng 24-oras na doorman, concierge, garahe na may attendant, makabagong health club, pribadong imbakan, at landscaped na panlabas na lugar na may palaruan.

Dinisenyo ito ni Frank Williams, na nakipagtulungan kay I.M. Pei sa Four Seasons Hotel. Ang 56-palapag na toreng ladrilyo ay may taas na 634 talampakan, may katangi-tanging terraced setbacks at maluluwang na balkonahe, at isa sa mga pinakamataas na gusali sa Upper East Side. Matatagpuan ito sa perpektong lokasyon sa Lenox Hill, ilang sandali lamang mula sa Central Park, East River Greenway, mga pandaigdigang pamilihan, magagandang restawran, museo, at gallery. Ang mga larawan ay inayusan nang digital.

47th Full Floor: 6 Bed - 5.5 Bath - 6 Balconies - 2 Storage Units

High above the Upper East Side, 200 E 69th Street's 47th floor is a 4,617 sq/ft, full-floor condominium that offers 360-degree views of Central Park, East and Hudson Rivers, Billionaires' Row, and the Manhattan skyline.

A private, key-locked elevator opens into a dramatic barrel-vaulted foyer with 12-foot ceilings, setting the stage for grand living.

The western wing features a 30-foot living room with hand-laid oak parquet de Versailles floors and a balcony overlooking Central Park. The eastern wing boasts a more relaxed living and dining area beneath 12-foot coffered ceilings, complete with antique chestnut floors, a breakfast nook, and an open Gaggenau chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry and two additional balconies.

The private primary suite is a serene retreat with wraparound windows, a balcony overlooking Central Park, and a spa-like marble bath with dual vanities, soaking tub, and separate shower. Five additional bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths, with radiant heated floors, complete the remainder of the full floor residence.

Additional highlights include six balconies, ample storage, a full-size side by side washer/dryer, and two deeded storage units.200 East 69th Street is a premier white-glove condominium offering a 24-hour doorman, concierge, attended garage, state-of-the-art health club, private storage, and a landscaped outdoor area with playground.

Designed by Frank Williams who collaborated with I.M. Pei on the Four Seasons Hotel. The 56-story brick tower rises 634 feet with distinctive terraced setbacks, expansive balconies and is one of the tallest buildings in the Upper East Side. Perfectly positioned in Lenox Hill, the building is moments from Central Park, the East River Greenway, world-class shopping, fine dining, museums, and galleries. Photos have been virtually staged.