178 E 80Th St

The Kenilworth is a full-service 25-story cooperative completed in 1973, composed of roughly 75 units ranging from one- to three-bedroom layouts. The façade and massing reflect a mid‑20th century residential block scaled to the Upper East Side; interiors mix classic prewar proportions with later renovations. Typical apartments feature generous living and dining areas, functional galley or eat-in kitchens (many windowed and renovated), built-ins, abundant closet storage including walk-in closets in larger homes, and in-unit soaking tubs or washer/dryer in select units. Public areas include a renovated lobby, 24-hour doorman desk, and a live-in superintendent. The building’s roof deck is furnished and planted, offering panoramic views and an outdoor retreat; additional common facilities include a central laundry room, bike storage, and building storage. Exterior character is defined by tree-lined street vistas and frequent treetop or open city views from higher floors; many residences have private balconies or building balcony access. Parking is not noted as on-site; pet policy allows cats but generally prohibits dogs. The coop is pied-à-terre–friendly and permits co-purchasing, gifting and guarantors, making it adaptable to varied ownership arrangements. Located near Central Park, Museum Mile, and multiple subway lines, the building sits in a well-served, walkable Upper East Side neighborhood with immediate access to groceries, restaurants and cultural institutions.