108 E 66Th St

A petite, pre‑war cooperative built in 1928, this 10‑story brick boutique building offers primarily one‑bedroom and a limited number of larger units across roughly two residences per floor. The façade and interior common areas retain classic period details — a formal marble or stone lobby, original moldings and beamed or high ceilings — that have been carefully maintained alongside modern upgrades. Apartments typically feature hardwood floors, oversized windows with east and south exposures, separate dining areas and gracious entrance foyers; some units have vaulted ceilings or private outdoor space including small terraces and at least one garden apartment. The self‑managed co‑op provides elevator access, a laundry room, virtual doorman/package handling, and a part‑time superintendent. Building rules are owner‑friendly in several listings: pied‑à‑terre ownership, limited financing (commonly up to 70–80%), and selective pet approvals are noted, though policies vary by unit. Located just off Park Avenue in Lenox Hill, the block is immediately across from the landmarked Park Avenue Armory and a short walk to Central Park, Madison and Park Avenue shopping, restaurants, and multiple transit options, delivering a refined Upper East Side lifestyle with quiet, low‑density floors and relatively low monthly maintenance for the market.