Located at 200 East 66th Street, Manhattan House is a landmarked Modernist icon that has been impeccably re-engineered by O’Connor Capital Partners to combine its Modernist heritage with quintessential elements of contemporary living. Manhattan House was originally designed in 1950 by Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate architect Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and was designated a historic landmark in 2007 by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. Bunshaft, the visionary behind such recognized buildings in Manhattan as Lever House and 9 West 57th Street, based his design for Manhattan House on the Modernist principles of light, order and simplicity. The building features gracious residences available for immediate occupancy.

Units & Pricing
Set within private gardens, Manhattan House offers spacious, light-infused, one-to-five bedroom condominium residences with multiple exposures, separate bedroom areas, and expansive closet and storage space, as well as fireplaces and private balconies. Residences range in size from approximately 950 square feet to more than 3,500 square feet and are priced from $995,000.
To meet the growing demand for larger residences in the city, Manhattan House recently unveiled The Modern Collection, inclusive of five residence-types that offer spacious layouts, additional bedrooms and more square footage. These residences range in size from 1,900 square feet to more than 3,300 square feet and are priced from approximately $3 million to more than $6 million.
Manhattan House will also offer an unprecedented penthouse with 4,200+ square feet of interior space and 2,100+ square feet of private outdoor space.

Finishes
Manhattan House is a post-war condominium built to pre-war specifications. The building features interiors that have been thoughtfully re-designed with high-quality materials and exceptional craftsmanship. Residences have solid oak flooring throughout and custom plaster moldings. Windowed kitchens feature Viking Professional Series stainless steel appliances, CaeserStone Lagos Blue countertops, Ann Sacks glass tile backsplashes and custom wood cabinetry. Elegant baths offer Sebastian and/or Zocalo Crème marble and polished chrome fixtures. Master baths of select residences feature radiant floor heating.

Amenities
Manhattan House recently opened the first New York City residential location of exhale®, the highly acclaimed national mind body spa brand. The transformational rooftop spa features a mind body studio with striking city views, therapy room, meditation lounge and tea bar. Exhale’s results-oriented spa and healing therapies, programs, teachers and technicians are available both in-spa and in-residence. Core Fusion®, Core Fusion® Sport, Core Fusion® Yoga and Vinyasa Yoga classes are offered to residents through the building’s weekly roster of group classes. Private personal training sessions are also available.

The spa complements the fitness center, which opened at Manhattan House in June 2009 and is also exhale’s first residential fitness center in New York City.
In addition to the exhale amenities, Manhattan House has full-time doormen, five-star concierge services, porte-cochere entrances on the tree-lined, two-way 66th Street, and an on-site garage and valet service.
Residents enjoy the 10,000-square-foot rooftop level including the Randall A. Ridless-designed Manhattan Club, which has an outdoor terrace and indoor library and lounge for residents’ enjoyment and relaxation and provides morning coffee, pastries and newspapers. Manhattan House also features a Roto Studio-designed children’s playroom and one of Manhattan’s largest private residential gardens. Designed by Sasaki Associates, the Manhattan House gardens are enhanced by two significant sculptures, Trinity and Red Gateway, designed by internationally acclaimed Sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp.

Location
Manhattan House is situated in the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side, offering easy access to the City’s premier cultural institutions, schools, Central Park, museums, medical facilities, shopping, and restaurants.
Investment potential
This Mid-Century Modernist icon is a New York City landmark and a classic residential building. The re-engineered residences and brand-new amenities, paired with the coveted Upper East Side location, make Manhattan House a “can’t miss.” A building like Manhattan House never goes out of style. A