118 E 60Th St

Plaza Tower is a 33-story, white-glove cooperative constructed in 1964 on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The 102-unit building contains a mix of one-, two- and large five-bedroom residences spread across a stately tower set back from the street behind a circular covered driveway and fountain. Typical apartments emphasize prewar-scale proportions: high ceilings, generous foyers, separate dining rooms or dens, sizable closets (including walk-ins), and details such as crown moldings, chandeliers and recessed lighting. Many homes have private outdoor space ranging from small balconies to larger terraces and selective corner and high-floor units offer expansive city and Central Park views. Building services and shared spaces reflect full-service coop standards: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, package room, central laundry, common storage and bicycle room. A landscaped garden and a roof deck provide outdoor gathering areas; an adjacent garage offers resident parking. Maintenance covers heat, hot water, cooking gas and central air conditioning. The co-op maintains strong financial reserves, enforces board approval for purchases and sublets, and has policies that historically have included restrictions on pets and strict application review, with pied-à-terre and certain ownership arrangements considered on a case-by-case basis.