Brown Harris Stevens

The Leyton - The Most Elevated Perspective on the Upper East Side

Soaring above a pedigreed East 60’s locale, this striking contemporary collection of exceptional homes offers an unparalleled perspective above the Upper East Side.

A timeless walnut-paneled Lobby with travertine flooring and contemporary lines greet you & your guests.

The Penthouse Great Room is a symphony of light and air, perfectly framed to inspire - voluminous double-height ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and an entertaining terrace offer the pinnacle of viewing pleasure.

A private elevator leads guests to an expansive Penthouse Roof Deck with outdoor kitchen and unobstructed cinematic views of the glittering skyline.

Elena Frampton composed Poggenpohl-clad chef's kitchens are well-appointed and well-versed in the epicurean arts to evoke a clean, contemporary feeling curated for the culinary creative.

The sophisticated primary suite is thoughtfully oriented and crafted with indulgence, ensuring dramatic sunrise-sunset exposures and radiant heated floors.

The ensuite primary bathroom, a luxurious, five-fixture sanctuary, features beautiful natural textures, captivating views and spacious walk-in wardrobes.

A jewel box, the powder room showcases aged dark nature slab walls and honed marble mosaic floors.

The 24th Floor Brandy Room offers the ultimate amenity experience and occasion for salon-style communing and conversation by the chalet fireplace, inspired by the Hotel Bel-Air.

The Sun Terrace & Grille feature sprawling views and afford occasion for al fresco dining in all seasons.

The Dining Room & Terrace outfitted with a Butler’s Pantry is perfect for private gatherings and intimate dinners.

A sun-drenched indoor lounge on the 24th Floor, the Solarium presents a Butler’s Bar and tables for conversation.

The bespoke residences at the Leyton exhibit the art of effortless living with glass corner living spaces, tailored design and a layering of organic materials by Frampton Co.

Inspired by the restaurateur culture of the Upper East Side, rich personality is injected into the kitchen design scheme with polished surfaces, crisp lines and sleek functionality, connecting seamlessly to the great room.

Boundaries are erased between indoor and out – homes are enveloped by 270-degree vistas and generously proportioned glass doors opening to private terraces.

The secondary baths, with a Belice Acero feature wall and Dover Caliza sand grey accent tiles, make for a quiet respite.