Listed Today for $1,550,000 this 1,600 SF. commercial medical co-op is now up for sale which is situated between Park Avenue and Lexington Avenue - on the ground floor of an Upper East Side white glove residential co-op building. This available commercial co-op stands an outstanding opportunity for office ownership in Manhattan.

This beautifully renovated space set within an elite boutique co-op offers a fully built medical office layout - most noted for its delightful pre-war charm with details that are matched by the finest craftsmanship throughout.. This this elegant and spacious medical co-op features a private entrance from the street (ADA Accessible via main street entry) and second entrance from lobby of the building within. In addition the space contains two consultation rooms, three exam rooms with sinks, seperated by a hallway which leads to the spacious waiting area and reception desk which can staff two. There are also through-the-wall air conditioners in each room. The co-op also includes a private bathroom with shower, a lab, and plenty of storage space throughout. Overall this medical co-op has all the details needed in order for a swift and complete transition of space with all the facets needed by any healthcare practice or professional today in New York City.

This boutique building with only 9 stories was built in 1923 and today stands as full-service white glove co-op fronted by a tasteful red brick facade and arched entryway. Property amenities here include a 24-hour doorman and concierge service at the ground floor. The building is further benefited by its great location, just east of Park Avenue near transportation, hospitals.

This is a 34 unit full service cooperative with private storage in basement

It is just to the east of the very dramatic Beaux Arts townhouse at 123 East 63rd Street that was erected in 1900 and designed by Trowbridge & Livingston. At the northeast Park Avenue corner at one end of this block is the very attractive Third Church of Christ Scientist that was completed in 1924 to designs by Delano & Aldich with its tall and delicate lantern cupola.

Central Park is less than three blocks away, while many of the city's finest restaurants, galleries and shops are all located in the neighborhood. The F train conveniently stops just down the block, while the 4/5/6 and N/Q/R are a few short blocks further.