200 E End Ave

200 East End Avenue is a 17-story, post‑war cooperative built in 1952 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The masonry midrise presents a quietly elegant street presence with a landscaped curved drive and well-tended gardens that frame the entrance. Residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts (with some studios and one-bedroom variations in listings) featuring traditional interior details such as crown molding, hardwood or parquet floors, built‑in shelving, generous closets and formal dining areas. Many homes include renovated windowed kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, en‑suite baths, terraces or balconies facing Carl Schurz Park and the East River, and some units retain original charm alongside modern upgrades. Common areas are full-service and white‑glove: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, live‑in superintendent, recently refreshed lobby and hallways, on‑site garage, central laundry, bike room and building storage. Resident amenities emphasize recreation and convenience with a fitness center, building gardens, and easy access to the East River Promenade, Gracie Mansion and Asphalt Green facilities. The co-op permits pets, allows pied‑à‑terre ownership in many cases, and typically includes utilities in maintenance; board policies permit up to 65% financing and have varied allowances for subletting and co‑purchasing.