116 E 66Th St

A 13-story, 1954-built full-service cooperative on a tree-lined Upper East Side block, the building presents traditional prewar scale with townhouse and Armory views. Residences are predominantly two-bedroom layouts and several duplex configurations; ceilings are generous and many apartments include entry foyers, formal dining rooms, built-in shelving and hardwood floors. Kitchens vary from original conditions to fully renovated chef-caliber finishes with windowed designs; bathrooms range from classic to fully modernized. Common areas reinforce white-glove service: a staffed doorman and lobby attendant, elevator operator, live-in superintendent, and basement support spaces including laundry, bike room and private storage. Outdoors, the property offers a planted courtyard and select apartments feature private terraces or small outdoor spaces. Building policies are cooperative-oriented: pets, pied-a-terres and trusts are generally permitted, financing limits and sublet rules vary by unit and board approval; in-unit washers/dryers are typically not allowed. Located between Park and Lexington Avenues two blocks from Central Park, the block places residents within walking distance of museums, subway lines, cultural institutions and high-end dining, catering to a classic Upper East Side lifestyle that emphasizes service, architectural context and proximity to Manhattan’s institutional corridor.