110 E 87Th St

A boutique, pre‑war condominium constructed in 1939, this 12‑story Art Deco residence occupies a prime Upper East Side block between Park and Lexington Avenues. The exterior features a stone-and-brick façade with period detailing; two passenger elevators serve a modest collection of studio and one‑bedroom homes. Lobby and common areas recall the era with an Art Deco lobby, deco elevator interiors, and traditional finishes. Apartments commonly display high beamed ceilings, original casement windows, crown and baseboard moldings, parquet or hardwood floors, generous closets and built‑in cabinetry; many units include windowed kitchens, walk‑in or his-and‑hers closets, and full bathrooms with soaking tubs. Building services are full‑service white‑glove: 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, porter and on‑site laundry; private storage is available in the basement for a fee. Pet policies are flexible with case‑by‑case approvals; financing up to 80% is permitted and subletting and pied‑a‑terre ownership are allowed. Rooftop access and private terraces appear on select upper residences. The location is ultra‑convenient—about two blocks from Central Park, adjacent to Museum Mile, steps to the 86th Street express subway and the Second Avenue Q line, and within immediate reach of Whole Foods, Fairway and neighborhood dining and shopping—an urbane setting combining pre‑war character with condominium purchasing flexibility.