New York City Condominium near 53rd Street & Lexingon Avenue Subway Station [E train]

Midtown East’s Capri is an unusual blend of palatial interiors and a cutting-edge outward appearance. The post-war high-rise has classic accents such as Italian tiled floors and chandeliers in the lobby while boasting a silver exterior. The Capri is also but a few blocks away from the city’s most famous museums.

Just a short walk from Columbus Circle, Central Park, and the Time Warner Center, The Centurion is a great luxury condo tower with a great location in Midtown West. The Centurion was designed by famed architect I.M. Pei, and the level of craftsmanship that he put into the design is reflected on all levels.

Midtown East’s Beekman Regent is a post-war mid-rise condominium building sporting decadent finishes, such as African doors with accents like 24-karat gold. and Giordano Italian mahogany floors. Views of the New York City skyline and the East River top off the condominium luxurious atmosphere.

The Alexander is a Midtown East post-war high-rise that towers impressively on its block. 24 floors of condominium units provide everything from oversized windows to Jerusalem Gold limestone floors. The Alexander’s proximity to Grand Central Station and the East River offers residents opportunities beyond their home.

The Veneto is a lavishly constructed condominium in Midtown East that offers luxury apartments in the backdrop of a bustling New York City neighborhood. Each unit boasts top-of-the-line kitchens and bathroom amenities as residents can enjoy unique accommodations such as a rooftop deck and children’s playrooms.

Park Avenue Place is a luxury condominium designed to be both aesthetically appealing and practical. Beautifully crafted apartments feature top-of-the-line finishes and fixtures, as amenities include wonders such as fitness center and spa, making for hotel-like service.

The M at Beekman in Turtle Bay is a pre-war apartment with a quaint exterior complemented by English gardens in the townhouses and terraces in the penthouses. Modernity has as much a place as history, coming in the form of stainless steel appliances, spa-like master bathrooms, and a full-time doorman.

A 59-story high-rise in Manhattan’s Midtown East, 250 East 57th Street will feature unique architectural style. The residences at 250 East 57th Street will feature the best views of Midtown. Beyond the residential nature, the building will contain two Manhattan schools as well as a Whole Foods Market.

Mixed-use buildings in Manhattan have probably not gotten better than the Galleria on 117 East 57th Street on the border of Midtown East and the Upper East Side. With its brilliant design by David Kenneth Specter, the Galleria has 47 floors of condominium apartments that are simply great for luxury lifestyles.

Three Ten Condo, a luxury Manhattan high-rise, offers contemporary apartments in the highly-sought-after Turtle Bay area in Midtown East. 310 East 53rd Street’s Three Ten Condo comes with green limestone and hardwood flooring, a fireplace, and centralized air-conditioning system to accommodate all residential needs.