111 E 75Th St

A ten-story, 1925 pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this boutique elevator building contains predominantly one- and two-bedroom residences across 36 units. The masonry façade and traditional setbacks reflect classic 1920s apartment architecture; interiors feature high ceilings, plaster moldings, hardwood floors and many original details such as wood-burning fireplaces and bay windows in select homes. Common areas are modest and well-maintained: a staffed entrance foyer with a live-in superintendent, passenger and service elevators, a laundry room and storage facilities. Several units offer private outdoor space ranging from small balconies to sizable terraces. Practical conveniences include a mailbox room and proximity to a private parking garage adjacent to the lot; the building allows pets, pieds-à-terre, parental purchases and guarantors subject to board approval and requires roughly 35% minimum down. Many apartments have been updated over time with renovated kitchens and baths, new windows and upgraded mechanicals; board policies permit washer/dryer installation with approval. Located on a treelined block between Park and Lexington near Central Park, cultural institutions and transit, the property balances pre-war character with weekday practicality for owner-occupants and investors seeking Upper East Side address and a managed, community-oriented coop environment.