180 E End Ave

A full-service cooperative high-rise on Manhattan’s Upper East Side built in 1960, rising 21 stories and primarily offering two- and three-bedroom residences. The property mixes classic midcentury scale with repeated renovation cycles, producing large apartment footprints, high ceilings, generous closet storage and formal rooms such as galleries and separate dining spaces. Typical interiors emphasize built-in features, eat-in kitchens, windowed baths and flexible extra rooms—dens that can convert to bedrooms—and many units include private outdoor space ranging from balconies to sizable terraces. Communal areas are extensive and oriented toward active, family-friendly living: a landscaped garden and courtyard, a planted roof deck with a heated pool and sundeck, a full fitness center, children’s playroom, library/meeting room and communal laundry on multiple floors. The building maintains staffed, white-glove services including a 24-hour doorman, concierge, live-in resident manager and an on-site maintenance team; additional conveniences include an attended garage with resident parking, bike room, private storage bins transferring with apartments and controlled elevators. Situated opposite Carl Schurz Park and steps from the East River Promenade, the building benefits from park and river views, ferry access, nearby subway and crosstown buses, and a neighborhood of shops, schools and recreation (Asphalt Green, cafés and markets). Pet-friendly policies, occasional pied-à-terre approval, and a long-established co-op governance model support both full-time families and downsizing buyers seeking generous layouts with substantial building services.