Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Barbizon 63 is an established condominium building with 65 apartments. Located on the Upper East Side, it gained recognition during the 1950s as the residence of such celebrities as Grace Kelly and Liza Minelli. Originally built in the 1920s as a hotel for women, the 23-story building was restructured in 2002 by Melrose Hotel Company for about $40 million and in 2005 was converted to condominiums. The architecture firm responsible for the project, Cetra/Ruddy (of Stanhope Hotel fame), upheld the Barbizon’s unique incorporation of Italian Renaissance, Gothic, and Moorish influences while incorporating state-of-the-art technology including pre-wiring the property - a rare infusion. This premier building features an elegant lobby with full-time doormen and access to a luxury concierge service. It is the only condominium where residents are automatically enrolled in the Bergdorf Goodman private shopping service. Barbizon 63’s Club Salon also offers access to a spacious library, dining room with a catering kitchen, a twenty-seat screening room and a state-of-the-art gym that includes a large indoor pool. This is a pet-friendly building.

Additional features of this building include: ON-SITE RESIDENT MANAGER.