150 E 77Th St

Located at 150 East 77th Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this mid‑century co‑operative was completed in 1958 and rises 16 stories with 42 units, most arranged as one‑bedroom and multi‑bedroom layouts achieved through combinations and reconfigurations. The exterior reads as a post‑war residential block with a planted common garden and modest private terraces for select residences; building services include a full‑time doorman, live‑in superintendent and porter staff. Interiors commonly feature classic details — crown moldings, built‑ins, paneled foyers, formal dining rooms, walk‑in closets and pantry space — and many apartments have windowed, eat‑in or galley kitchens plus rooms adaptable as dens or studies. Shared amenities are practical and resident‑focused: a renovated lobby and elevators, laundry room, bike room, storage, on‑site garage (fee), and a landscaped courtyard with seating. The house rules and governance are flexible for a co‑op: pets and pieds‑à‑terre are permitted, boards allow co‑purchasing, guarantors and up to 75% financing in many cases, and washer/dryers are permitted subject to approval. Situated a short walk from Central Park, museums, subway lines and crosstown buses, the building combines classic prewar proportions and finishes with full‑service conveniences in a strong Upper East Side neighborhood.