40 East 66th Street

40 East 66th Street is a Rosario Candela designed piece of real estate in New York's Upper East Side. The 12-story pre-war, brick building is being converted by Vornado, the proud builders of Beacon Court. Walter Melvin & SCLE are the project architects. It is a classic condo conversion with the aim of coupling pre-war exteriors with modern and contemporary interiors.

Apartments at 40 East 66th Street offer open, spacious living rooms, gourmet kitchens, breakfast room, decent sized bedrooms, a maid’s room and spa-like bathrooms. Top of the line fixtures and finishes are featured throughout. 

This piece of luxury New York real estate enjoys a prime Upper East Side location. The Upper East Side is well known for its high-end shopping, and some of the best retail in the city is located just steps from the front door. There are many gourmet eateries nearby including the popular Nello, La Goulue and Amaranth. Residents can also enjoy a leisurely stroll through nearby Central Park, Museum Mile or midtown, all of which are located within as 5 minute walk. 66th Street is a Central Park through street, which does keep a high level of traffic around the building during the day, but it usually dissipates in the evening.