Carter's Review

This 8-five story apartment complex at 333 East 102^nd Street was erected in 2002 by Glenwood Management, one of the city’s leading developers of luxury rental residential properties.

It was designed by Stephen B. Jacobs. Andi Pepper designed the interiors.

It has 229 rental apartments.

Bottom Line

A very attractive mid-rise building close to the East River in East Harlem with lush landscaping, many amenities and a large courtyard with a center fountain.

Description

The building has extensive sidewalk landscaping and a broad entrance with light stanchions, entrance marquee, revolving door and domed ceiling lobby.

It also has a large and very lush U-shaped courtyard with center fountain.

It has very attractive building façades with orange bricks and “rusticated”-style window surrounds.

Amenities

The building has a 24-hour concierge, a fitness center, a children’s playroom, an attended garage, shuttle bus to 96^th and 86^th street subway stations, empty luggage storage, bicycle storage, package room with delivery escort, and optional valet and maid service.

Apartments

Apartments have individual unit security systems, intercoms with the doorman, management office and garage, mini-blind window treatments, and individual heating and air-conditioning controls.

Kitchens have granite countertops and solid maple cabinetry and side-by-side refrigerators.

Bathrooms have polished travertine marble tiles and granite countertops.

Two-bedroom units have an entry foyer by an enclosed, 9-foot-wide kitchen and a 17-foot-long living room.

One bedroom units have an entry foyer by an enclosed, 9-foot-wide kitchen and the 16-foot-long living room.