160 E 65th Street, New York City, NY 10065

SPONSOR UNIT – NO BOARD APPROVAL.

Convertible Junior One-Bedroom at The Phoenix – Upper East Side Luxury Cooperative

Residence 16A at The Phoenix offers a rare opportunity to create a junior one-bedroom in a full-service Emery Roth–designed cooperative. Perched on a high floor, this oversized alcove studio enjoys a coveted corner position with two exposures and walls of oversized, sound-reducing windows that showcase open views and exceptional natural light throughout the day while ensuring quiet comfort. The flexible layout is ideal for modern living.

The apartment is in original condition and awaits your creative vision — offering the perfect canvas to design and customize the space to your taste. The well-proportioned alcove easily accommodates a queen-sized bed and can be enclosed to form a private bedroom, transforming the space into a true junior one-bedroom (subject to co-op alteration agreement). Distinct zones for living, dining, and sleeping make the home feel larger than its footprint. A spacious, windowed dressing/closet area adds functionality and flexibility rarely found in studio layouts.

The kitchen and bath present an excellent opportunity for renovation and personalization, while hardwood floors throughout add warmth and continuity.

The Phoenix provides a refined lifestyle with its landscaped entrance, dramatic glass canopy, tranquil garden lobby, 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, bike room, storage, and attended garage with preferential shareholder rates. The cooperative is smoke-free, pet-friendly, allows pied-à-terres, and permits washer/dryers with approval.

Ideally located in Lenox Hill, you are moments from Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue boutiques, and some of Manhattan’s best dining and cultural institutions, with convenient access to the Q and 4/5/6 subway lines and crosstown buses.

• Garage assessment (July 2025–June 2026) prepaid in full by seller

Contact me today to schedule your private showing of this exceptional high-floor Upper East Side residence.