Designed by the skillful Emery Roth, residence #2B at Beekman Terrace offers efficiency with generously proportion rooms. With a gracious entrance foyer, 5 sets of casement windows, classic prewar details, and abundant closets, this one bedroom/one bathroom apartment is a unique primary home or pied-de-terre in a distinguished neighborhood. The oversized square living room, with exquisite decorative fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and through-the wall air conditioning, allows for both living and dining areas. Both the kitchen and period style windowed bathroom were recently renovated. Residence #2B allows you to join the ranks of Dorothy Parker, Lillian Gish, and Clare Booth Luce, all former residents.

444 East 52nd Street, located at the end of a tranquil residential cul-de-sac, has been the home to numerous well-heeled, notable residents since it was built-in 1929. The staff in this 52 unit, full-service cooperative includes a full-time doorman and exceptional resident manager. Mail and newspapers are delivered directly to the residents' doors; and the amenities include a laundry room, bike room, and storage. The building allows pets and pied-a-terre ownership.