330 East 57th Street is a unique condominium tower located in the Sutton Area of Manhattan. Surrounded by Midtown Manhattan and the Upper East Side, these New York condominiums offer easy access to Manhattan’s theater, fashion, and business scenes as well as to some of Manhattan’s most exclusive shops, boutiques, and gourmet restaurants. 330 East 57th Street apartments boast high ceilings, oversized windows, and hardwood floors throughout, while other amenities include private keyed elevator entry, in house wine coolers, and private storage space.

Manhattan House, at 200 East 66th Street, is a new condominium conversion located on New York's Upper East Side, offering luxury apartments for sale. Combining the building's original architecture with contemporary design, Manhattan House offers idyllic residences, richly inspired by Grace Kelly. Residents can choose from studios, one- to five-bedroom apartments or a penthouse, each equipped with a fireplace and solid white oak floors.

A pre-war condominium conversion in Manhattan is one of the great prizes in NYC real estate, both because such condos are so hard to find and because it's so hard to beat the combination of elegant pre-war architecture and modern conveniences on offer at the city's better pre-war listings. The apartments for sale at The Barbizon 63, a pre-war condominium development at 140 East 63rd Street, rank among not only the finest pre-war condo listings on the Upper East side, but among the most exclusive and opulent NYC condos on the market, period.

Thanks to a coveted Upper East Side address, stunning pre-war looks inside and out and a host of very modern amenities, Trump Park Avenue is home to some of the most desirable condominiums on the Upper East Side. With all the luxurious trappings and attention to detail buyers expect from the foremost last name in New York City real estate, Trump Park Avenue offers everything buyers expect from a luxurious Upper East Side apartment at a supremely central location.

A landmarked building built in 1929 by Rosario Candela, perhaps the most influential architect of his era, 40 East 66th Street is an unmistakable pre-war luxury mid-rise that has been updated to meet the high standards of modern luxury in Manhattan. Located in the Lenox Hill section of the Upper East Side, 40 East 66th Street captures the tasteful, elegant tone that defines the neighborhood. The lobby of 40 East 66th Street exemplifies that classic pre-war style; it boasts vaulted ceilings, patterned floors, and walls of St. Laurent and Oro Toscano marble.