119 E 84Th St

A ten-story, prewar cooperative constructed in 1925, this boutique Upper East Side building exemplifies classic Manhattan residential architecture. The property is arranged with modest floor plates—typically four apartments per landing—and primarily offers two-bedroom layouts and flexible Classic-5 plans with formal dining rooms, foyers, and den/office spaces. Interiors emphasize prewar character: high beamed ceilings, picture-frame moldings, built-in bookcases, hardwood floors, and sizable windows that provide multiple exposures in many units. Common facilities are modest and building-focused rather than resort-style, including a part-time doorman (7:30am–11:30pm), a live-in superintendent, shared laundry room, bike storage, and optional private basement storage for a fee. A handful of apartments have been modernized with renovated kitchens and bathrooms, some featuring in-unit washer/dryer hookups allowed with board approval. The building is pet-friendly, permits up to 75% financing and considers pied-à-terre ownership on a case-by-case basis; typical co-op charges include a 2% flip tax paid by the purchaser. Located on a tree-lined block just off Park Avenue and minutes from Central Park, the block offers immediate access to the 4/5/6 and Q lines, crosstown buses, grocery options, museums, fitness studios, and Upper East Side schools, creating a classic neighborhood lifestyle centered on walkability and cultural institutions.