Rent Office 15 East 67th Street

Bulding Address:	15 E 67th St
Building Alternate address:	15 E 67th St
Zip Code:	10065
Neighborhood:	Upper East Side
Borough:	Manhattan
Stories:	6
Year Built:	1910
Building Class:	C

The property at 15 East 67th Street in Manhattan, NYC, has a rich history. Initially part of New York City Common Land until July 1866, it was likely used as farmland. In 1866, it was deeded to Aaron Kamak, a cutlery dealer from Lower Manhattan. Over the next 33 years, the property changed hands multiple times.

In 1903, Cortlandt Field Bishop and his wife Amy Bend Bishop purchased the land and the existing 1879 row house for $235,000. They commissioned architect Ernest Flagg to design a new townhouse, which was completed in 1904. The Beaux Arts-style mansion reflected the Bishops' wealth and social status.

After Cortlandt Bishop's death in 1936, the house was sold to Anna Erickson, who quickly resold it to the 15-67 Corporation. This group, led by Mrs. T. Charles Farrelly, opened the Regency Club there in October 1936. In 1954, the property was sold to the Regency Club, Inc. In 1964, the Regency Club merged with the Whist Club to form the Regency Whist Club, which still occupies the building.

Today, the property is valued at over $1 million and remains a significant landmark in the Lenox Hill area.

To convert an address like "15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC" into HTML and save it in a Django model field, you can use a simple HTML formatting approach. Here's how you might format it:

15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC

However, if you want to create a custom field in Django that automatically converts text into HTML, you would typically use a library like Markdown for more complex text-to-HTML conversions. For simple cases like this, you can just store the HTML directly in the field. If you want to create a custom field that automatically wraps text in HTML tags, you could create a custom field class in Django. However, for this specific case, it's simpler to just store the formatted HTML directly. Here's an example of how you might store this in a Django model: python from django.db import models class AddressModel(models.Model): address = models.TextField() # To save the address address_obj = AddressModel(address="

15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC

") address_obj.save() If you want to create a custom field that automatically formats text into HTML, you would need to override the `to_python` and `get_prep_value` methods of a custom field class. However, for simple wrapping in HTML tags, it's more straightforward to just store the HTML directly as shown above. ### Creating a Custom Field for Automatic HTML Wrapping If you still want to create a custom field for automatic HTML wrapping, here's a basic example: python from django.db import models class HtmlTextField(models.TextField): def to_python(self, value): if value is None: return None return f"

{value}

" def get_prep_value(self, value): # This method should return the value that will be saved to the database. # For this example, we'll just return the value as is, but you could modify it if needed. return value class AddressModel(models.Model): address = HtmlTextField() # To save the address address_obj = AddressModel(address="15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC") address_obj.save() However, note that in this example, `get_prep_value` doesn't actually convert the value to HTML because we're assuming you want to store the plain text in the database and convert it to HTML when displaying. If you want to store the HTML in the database, you would need to adjust `get_prep_value` accordingly. ### Displaying as HTML in a Template When displaying this field in a Django template, ensure you use the `safe` filter to render the HTML: {{ address_obj.address|safe }}

Building Amenities at 15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC:

• Dishwasher
• Hardwood Floors
• Microwave
• Kitchen
• Laundry Facilities
• Elevator
• Pets Allowed (Dogs and Cats)

Location Highlights:

• One block from Central Park
• Easy access to great restaurants and shopping
• Close proximity to the 6 subway line

**Note:** The current list of tenants is limited due to the lack of detailed information in the search results. Additional tenants should be added as they become available.

Internet Providers at 15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC:

• Spectrum: Cable internet with speeds up to 1 Gbps, starting at $30/month.
• Optimum: Offers both cable and fiber internet with speeds up to 8 Gbps, starting at $40/month.
• Verizon: Provides fiber-optic internet with speeds up to 2.3 Gbps, starting at $49.99/month.
• Xfinity: Cable internet with speeds up to 2 Gbps, starting at $30/month.
• Astound Broadband Powered by RCN: Offers cable and fiber internet with speeds up to 1.5 Gbps, starting at $20/month.

15 E 67th St, Manhattan, NYC is located near several transportation options:

• Bus: M15-SBS, M66, Q101
• Subway: Nearest station is 72 St (5-minute walk), serving lines 6, F, N, Q
• Cable Car: Manhattan Tram Station (11-minute walk)

Cross streets include:

• 1st Avenue
• York Avenue