200 East 59th Street and image of one of its generous private terraces (DBOX)
The address of a newly-constructed svelte and statuesque condo at 200 East 59th Street lies on the cusp of Midtown East and the Upper East Side. Its address is a key selling point year round, but that is especially true of the holiday season. The building is in within walking distance to Central Park, the retail offerings of Madison and Fifth avenues, and Bloomingdale’s is directly across the street. The location also holds its own in the food department, as many top-rated restaurants are nearby and a Whole Foods supermarket can be found on 57th Street. However, the most enjoyable food shopping experience may be found underneath the Queensboro Bridge, as a brand-new Trader Joe’s opened in the landmarked Bridgemarket space. Officially opened last week, Bloomberg touts the the store as Manhattan's most beautiful supermarket.
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The start up Social Studies brings customers everything they need for festive gatherings delivered to your door.
Having a grocery store nearby makes it easy to entertain, but New York City homeowners don’t always want to devote their precious storage space to numerous place settings or linens that might only come out once or twice a year at most. To that end, 200 East 59th Street announced a collaboration with Social Studies, a start-up described as “the Rent the Runway of parties” that allows users to rent upscale place settings and decor. The communal dining room off the building's catering kitchen is now styled in the “White Out” setting, which brings gold accents to a winter aesthetic.
Apartment interiors via Douglas Elliman
Not only will residents of 200 East 59th Street be able to reserve the building's common dining room for private events, but they can also rent Social Studies decor for use in their CetraRuddy-designed homes. Remaining availabilities at 200 East 59th Street range from an 865-square-foot one-bedroom listed for $1.7 million to a 3,826-square-foot three-bedroom listed for $17.96 million.
Homes have windowed kitchens with custom Italian white glass cabinetry, hand-selected Calacatta marble slab countertops, and integrated Miele appliances that are ideal for creating standout meals. For those who are still nervous about indoor group entertaining, all units open up to private terrace space. In addition to the dining room, residential amenities include a bike room, central laundry room, and double-height fitness center that opens up to a landscaped terrace with seating and dining areas.
Homes have windowed kitchens with custom Italian white glass cabinetry, hand-selected Calacatta marble slab countertops, and integrated Miele appliances that are ideal for creating standout meals. For those who are still nervous about indoor group entertaining, all units open up to private terrace space. In addition to the dining room, residential amenities include a bike room, central laundry room, and double-height fitness center that opens up to a landscaped terrace with seating and dining areas.
200 East 59th Street amenity images via 200 East 59th Street
"Search requests for outdoor space have quadrupled over the course of the pandemic" - John Tashjian, Co-Founder, Centurion Real Estate Partners
200 East 59th Street (right) and the east side of the Billionaires Row skyline
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