300 East 64th
October 14th, 2008
Located within view of the Chrysler Building and the 59th Street Bridge, 300 East 64th is the Upper East Side’s newest, 30-floor luxury condo community. As with most new luxury developments, units in this building have hardwood flooring and gracious marble baths. The kitchens are Euro-style, with contemporary granite, glass and porcelain finishes, under-cabinet lighting and high-name stainless steel appliances. Double-pane windows increase privacy and decrease noise pollution.
300 East 64th provides residents plenty of opportunities to experience a sense of community. With its landscaped roof deck, residents will always have a place to relax above the helter-skelter or have a get-together with friends. For those who desire a little more action, the Circle Club is in-building. The club has a fitness area with both cardio and weight-training equipment, and a sauna/treatment room for relaxing afterwards. In a separate area, residents can play games, watch the big game on the large flat screen, or enjoy a drink at the wet bar. There’s even a library lounge for people who just want a place to catch up on some reading. Parents will appreciate the in-building laundry area and the Junior Circle Club, a hangout just for the under-eighteen crowd.
The Upper East Side is a vibrant community in its own right, and residents of 300 East 64th have no shortage of afternoon walkabouts available. The development is a mere three blocks from the East River and Rockefeller University, and within walking distance of just about any kind of food the palette desires, whether Japanese, Italian, American or Mediterranean. There’s a Starbucks just down the road, and a Haagen-Dazs for that ice-cream craving.
300 East 64th has 102 units, including studios and apartments ranging from 1-3 bedrooms, so there’s plenty for buyers to choose from. Studios start at $515,000 for 469 square feet. One bedroom units range from $730,000 to $1.19 million for 636-768 square feet. Two and three bedroom condos are limited, and run from $1.4 million to $2.25 million. They range in size from just over 1,000 square feet to a comparatively expansive 1,431 square feet. Classic Marketing LLC is in charge of sales. Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron (SLCE) is the architectural firm responsible for the building’s design.
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