10 E End Ave

A mid-century, post-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this 20-story building completed in 1957 contains roughly 75 residences configured as one-, two- and three-bedroom homes. The façade and massing are typical of late‑1950s residential blocks: unostentatious brickwork with large, often corner, windows that bring in strong light and river views. Many units feature high ceilings, crown moldings, chandeliers, hardwood floors, abundant built-in storage and formal dining or foyer areas; several apartments have been combined over time to create loft‑scale rooms and expanded layouts. Common interior amenities emphasize day-to-day convenience: a 24-hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, separate service elevator, laundry room, bike room and on‑site storage. Shared recreation and outdoor spaces include a planted roof deck and a newly fitted fitness room. Practical services extend to an on-site parking garage with building access, porter/handyman support and professional management. The co-op board permits pets (typically two per apartment), gifting, co-purchasing and guarantors with approval, and allows financing up to around 70% subject to board rules. Located on a tree-lined stretch of East End Avenue between 79th and 80th Streets, the building fronts quiet residential blocks and is a short walk to Carl Schurz Park, the East River promenade, crosstown bus service and nearby subway connections, positioning it as a calm, service-oriented residence within a park-rich Upper East Side neighborhood.