150 E 69Th St

The Imperial House is a 29-story, 1960-built Emery Roth-designed white-glove cooperative comprising predominantly two-, three- and four-bedroom residences across approximately 368 apartments. Architecturally traditional in massing, the tower incorporates generous apartment footprints with classical interior details—hardwood floors, crown and baseboard moldings, recessed lighting, and sizable entry foyers and galleries. Unit plans often include separate formal dining rooms, windowed kitchens with islands or breakfast areas, dens that convert to bedrooms, multiple walk-in closets and abundant built-ins; many homes feature enclosed or open balconies and terraces. Common areas emphasize concierge-level service: 24-hour doormen, elevator operators, attended elevators and an on-site resident manager. Resident amenities are comprehensive and include a recently upgraded fitness center with dedicated studios, a game/yoga/stretch room, a lending library, bicycle storage, tailoring/dressmaking services, central laundry facilities, and serene Japanese rock gardens surrounding the building. Practical conveniences include an on-site parking garage with preferential resident rates, building storage, and on-premises maintenance; pets are permitted and pied-à-terres are allowed subject to board approval. Located on the Upper East Side between Lexington and Third Avenues, the building sits steps from transit, shops, cultural institutions and tree-lined residential streets, offering an urban yet tranquil lifestyle within a full-service cooperative community.