144 E 84Th St

A 15-story postwar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, built in 1963 and comprised of 21 units, mostly one-bedroom layouts. The building’s exterior is modest and mid-century in character; interiors emphasize classic apartment details such as high ceilings, parquet hardwood floors, and entrance foyers. Individual residences commonly include built-in storage, pantries, large closets and through‑wall air-conditioning, with several units offering private terraces or small outdoor spaces. Common areas are full-service: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live‑in resident manager/superintendent, porter and maintenance team maintain a recently refreshed lobby and hallways. Resident conveniences include a landscaped and furnished roof deck with expansive city views, central laundry (recently renovated), bike room, luggage/storage rooms and a basement laundry facility; washer/dryers are permitted in-unit subject to board approval. Financially conservative co-op policies are reflected in strong reserves, low maintenance fees (which often cover cable and bulk‑billed gas/electric), 70% financing allowances, and no flip tax. Pet-friendly rules apply; pied-à‑terres and guarantors are generally restricted or reviewed case-by-case. The building’s footprint places residents two blocks from the 4/5/6 and the Q at 84th, steps from crosstown buses, and within easy walking distance of Central Park, Museum Mile, supermarkets and neighborhood amenities.