


333 E 66th Street 1A New York, NY 10065
Description
RLS20116834
Co-Op
Bryn Mawr
1965
New York County
Lenox Hill
Listed By
REBNY
Last checked Sep 23 2026 at 10:03 AM GMT+0000
- Full Bathroom: 1
- Dining Area
- Laundry: Building Other
- Lenox Hill
- Varies by Unit
- Other
- Building Indoor
- Dues: $1516
- Garage
- Assigned
- 14
Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment
*Based on Fixed Interest Rate withe a 30 year term, principal and interest only
Step outside your own back door to a private outdoor retreat in the heart of Lenox Hill. This fully renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom home is made for entertaining and al fresco dining, with a private patio that's a true rarity in Manhattan. Electric and a water faucet are already in place on the patio, so it's ready for dinner parties, morning coffee, or a fully irrigated landscape.
Inside, wide-plank herringbone hardwood floors flow throughout, and a wall of north-facing windows fills the home with soft, even light. The chef's kitchen is finished with white oak cabinetry, quartz countertops, a subway tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher.
The gut-renovated bathroom, just off the bedroom, is finished with sleek, modern details. A gracious foyer welcomes you home, deep custom closets keep everything tucked away, and in-wall heating and cooling provide year-round comfort. The back-facing exposure keeps the home wonderfully quiet.
The location is hard to beat: a peaceful, tree-lined block one block from Catherine's Park and minutes from Central Park, surrounded by markets, pharmacies, cafes, restaurants, bars, and nightlife.
The Bryn Mawr is a full-service postwar cooperative with an elevator and a 24-hour doorman. Residents enjoy:
Newly renovated, oversized fitness center with locker rooms
Landscaped, furnished roof deck
Parking garage
Live-in superintendent
Updated laundry room
Bike storage
Storage bins available for rent
Pet-friendly
Financing up to 80% is permitted, and guarantors and co-purchases are welcome.
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