200 East 66th Street- Apartment C806

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This oversized 3 bedroom unit with North and South exposures, has undergone a complete high-end renovation. The open concept kitchen/living room/dining room with abundant sunlight from the wall of windows will make entertaining easy. The custom kitchen has been opened up and finished with custom white high gloss cabinetry, Calacatta Nuvo countertops and backsplash, and high-end Subzero and Wolf appliances.

The primary bedroom suite has a 2 custom closets and an en-suite bathroom, finished with timeless statuario marble wall tiles and stunning marble bardiglio and thassos floor tile, radiant in-floor heating, and Waterworks fixtures. The 2nd bedroom easily accommodates two twin beds and the third bedroom can double as a home office or library.

Additional features of the apartment include central air with Nest thermostats, a washer/dryer, brand-new hardwood floors throughout, and custom-interior closets.

The C tower is home to the Rooftop Manhattan Club offering 10,000 sf of interior and exterior entertainment space. The C tower also features the Exhale Mind Body Spa & Fitness club and yoga studio, where you can book private treatments.

Manhattan House enjoys two porte-cochere entrances leading into the grand, glass-enclosed lobby overlooking one of the largest private gardens in the city, with two sculptures by Dutch-born Hans Van de Bovenkamp. Additional amenities include a 24-hour doorman; full-time resident manager; five-star hotel concierge service; on-site valet parking services; the newly-renovated fitness room, an Exhale Mind Body Spa on the rooftop; a yoga studio; a children’s playroom; bicycle storage; and a rooftop terrace housing the Manhattan Club, with 10,000 square feet of interior and exterior entertainment space.

Its Lenox Hill neighborhood, which is the southernmost part of the Upper East Side, possesses a young, fashionable, urban demographic. Lenox Hill is named after Scottish immigrant Robert Lenox, who farmed 30 acres of the area in the early part of the 19th century. Today, Lenox Hill is known for its upscale shops and restaurants, from Bloomingdale’s as its centerpiece to the other notable boutiques and restaurants on Lexington and Third Avenues. When you’ve had your fill of shopping and dining, Central Park is just a few blocks west, for all sorts of outdoor activities, from concerts to playgrounds to sun-bathing. And when you want to go further, you’ll be a five-minute walk from the 63rd street subway station (with the F, Q, and R trains) and 68th street subway station (with the 4 and 6 trains), both on Lexington Avenue.