175 E 74Th St

A mid-century, postwar cooperative on the Upper East Side, this 21-story, 1963 white-brick building contains a small collection of 27 mostly two-bedroom residences. The architectural character is understated and residential rather than monumental: modest scale, clean masonry facades, oversized windows, and a planted common roof deck that offers city views. Interiors typically feature generous ceiling heights, hardwood floors, foyer entries, eat-in or galley-style kitchens with window light, abundant built-ins and storage, and period-to-renovated baths; select homes include terraces or small private balconies. Common areas reflect a full‑service, white‑glove operation with a recently refreshed lobby, 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, staffed maintenance, package room, laundry facilities, and building storage available subject to allocation. The building’s rules are cooperative-oriented but flexible: pets and pied‑à‑terres are allowed with board approval, and financing and purchase structures accommodate co‑purchasing, guarantors, and parents buying for children under specified down‑payment requirements. Situated on a tree‑lined block west of Third Avenue in Lenox Hill, residents are a short walk to Central Park, museums, neighborhood shopping and multiple subway lines, supporting a lifestyle that blends quiet, well‑staffed urban living with immediate access to cultural and transit amenities.