176 E 77Th St

Lenox Manor is a 17-story, postwar cooperative constructed in 1956 and located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan west of Third Avenue. The property contains a mix of studios, two-bedroom and larger four-bedroom residences with traditional layouts that emphasize separate living and bedroom wings, generous foyers, and dining alcoves. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, eat-in or country-style kitchens, formal dining rooms, plentiful closet storage and renovated baths; select homes offer terrace or private outdoor space under 60 square feet. Common areas and services include a staffed attended lobby with 24-hour doorman service, a live-in resident manager, a building roof deck, laundry room on the lobby level, bicycle storage, on-site garage parking, and storage rooms. Maintenance charges are notably low relative to neighborhood peers, supported by building-owned retail and garage income. The co-op has straightforward pet policies (pets permitted with board approval), restrictions on pieds-a-terre, and financing limits typical of cooperative governance. Positioned a few blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile, the building sits amid restaurants, grocery options and multiple transit lines, offering a classic Upper East Side residential atmosphere with full-service conveniences and solid financial management.