The Morad Diplomat, located at 345 East 73rd Street in Manhattan's Lenox Hill neighborhood, is a 13-story white-brick cooperative building constructed in 1961 and converted to co-op in 1985. The building contains 142 apartments, some featuring private balconies, and maintains a full-service profile with 24-hour doorman service, live-in superintendent, attached parking garage, bike storage, and common garden.
The building has undergone significant capital improvements in recent years, including the installation of a new water tower and boiler system, modernized elevators, and renovated hallways. The co-op maintains resident-friendly policies, allowing pied-à-terres, co-purchasing, parents buying for children, and subletting after two years of residency (with board approval). The building permits up to 75% financing.
Positioned between First and Second Avenues, the Morad Diplomat offers convenient access to multiple transportation options, including the Q train at 72nd Street and the F, 4, 5, and 6 subway lines within walking distance. The location has evolved significantly since its construction, particularly following Sotheby's relocation to the area, which sparked a neighborhood renaissance.
Residents enjoy proximity to numerous Upper East Side amenities, including Central Park, John Jay Park, and an array of restaurants and retail establishments. The building's location provides easy access to notable neighborhood fixtures such as Gracious Home, Grace's Marketplace, and various fitness facilities including Equinox and New York Sports Club.
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