293 units
The Eastmore 241 East 75th Street, Lenox Hill, Manhattan, NY 10021
Post-war Condop
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- 293 residences
- 17 stories
- BUILT 1960
The Details About 241 East 75th Street
This large, seventeen-story apartment building was built in 1960 and converted to a cooperative in 1991. Many of the buildings 293 apartments have wide picture windows. The buildings long sidestreet facade is divided into three sections with two wings straddling a taller center section that has a different fenestration pattern, adding visual interest. The Eastmore has a doorman and permits 90 p...
- Doorman
- Elevators
- Central laundry room
The Eastmore Units
- transaction type
- For Rent
- Sold
- Rented
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