110 E 57Th St

The Dorchester is a 21-story, post‑war cooperative completed in 1957 at the corner of 57th Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The building is configured primarily as two- and three-bedroom residences alongside a range of one‑bedroom and studio units commonly offered on the market. Interiors favor traditional, prewar-inspired detailing: high ceilings, crown moldings, chandeliers, recessed lighting, built‑in cabinetry and generous closets; many homes include formal entrance foyers, eat‑in kitchens with islands or pantry storage, marble baths and walk‑in closets. Common areas and services are hotel‑style and white‑glove in character, including a full‑time doorman, concierge, on‑site resident manager and optional maid/housekeeping services. Residents also have access to a central laundry room, a recently updated fitness center, attended package room, storage options and a basement garage with direct building access. The co‑op board permits pieds‑a‑terre and allows pets with approval; sublets are possible subject to board consent. Financially the building is noted in listings for solid management, relatively low maintenance ratios and a standard cooperative governance structure with flip tax and occasional short assessments. Its Midtown location places residents within immediate walking distance of high‑end retail, restaurants, transit and Central Park.