174 E 74Th St

174 East 74th Street is a mid‑century, postwar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side completed in 1966. The 20-story brick building contains about 50 residences, a mix of studios, one‑ and two‑bedrooms, with several corner and high‑floor layouts that emphasize light and cross‑ventilation. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, formal dining areas or dining alcoves, sizeable closets including walk‑ins, and renovated kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances; many apartments have been reconfigured to include dens, home offices, or in‑unit washer/dryers. Several homes offer private outdoor space — balconies or terraces of varying sizes — and through‑wall or split AC units are typical in many listings. The building operates as a full‑service coop with a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, porter/handyman support, laundry room, bicycle and storage rooms, and a small on‑site garage. Co‑op policies are discretionary: co‑purchasing, pied‑a‑terre ownership, and subletting are subject to board approval and limits; pets are allowed with restrictions and often require board sign‑off. Located on a tree‑lined block near Third Avenue between 74th and 75th Streets, the property sits within easy walking distance of Central Park, Museum Mile, boutiques and restaurants on Madison Avenue, the East River promenade, multiple subway lines and CitiBike stations, offering a classic Upper East Side lifestyle with strong service and neighborhood convenience.