160 E 65Th St

A 32-story white-glove cooperative on Manhattan's Upper East Side, completed in 1969 and designed by Emery Roth & Sons. The tower contains mostly one- and three-bedroom residences, many configured as corner or junior four layouts with generous sightlines and multiple exposures. Interiors commonly feature built-in millwork, crown molding, formal dining areas or dining alcoves, galley or windowed kitchens with granite counters, walk-in closets, and parquet or wide-plank wood floors; washers and dryers are permitted subject to board approval. The building’s public spaces emphasize landscaping and a graceful arrival sequence: a landscaped entrance, spacious lobby with an atrium garden, and a new glass canopy lead into staffed services that include a full-time doorman, concierge, live-in resident manager, private storage, bike room, attended garage with shareholder rates, and on-site building storage. Pet-friendly rules, pied-à-terre allowance, and selective sublet/guarantor policies are part of the co-op governance. Located near Third Avenue and 65th Street, the property sits on a tree-lined block within walking distance of Central Park, Bloomingdale’s, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, offering an Upper East Side lifestyle centered on convenience, classic prewar-influenced proportions, and building-managed amenities.