108 E 86Th St

A brick-and-limestone prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, built in 1924 and rising 14 stories with fewer than 30 residences. The building’s layout favors large, classic three-bedroom plans and multi-room prewar apartments with high ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors and working wood-burning fireplaces. Residents enter through an intimate, decorated lobby and access homes via semi-private or private landings; many units feature gracious entry foyers, separate formal dining rooms, windowed kitchens and plentiful closets. Common interior provisions include a newly constructed fitness room, laundry facilities, a resident superintendent and a staffed full-time doorman. Exterior and support amenities comprise individual storage bins for each shareholder, a bike room, building storage and some private outdoor terraces under 60 square feet. The co-op permits pets and pied-à-terre ownership, allows up to 75% financing, and generally approves in-unit washer/dryer installations. Located just off Park Avenue near Central Park and Museum Mile, the building sits within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines, neighborhood groceries, boutiques and schools, delivering a quiet, full-service prewar living experience in a highly walkable, residential corridor.