207 E 74Th St

The Mayfair is a post‑war, full‑service cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1963 with 14 stories and roughly 134 residences. Apartment configurations are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, including convertible junior units and larger corner homes that have been combined or reconfigured over time. Architecturally the block‑facing midrise presents restrained 1960s massing with regularly spaced windows; many residences feature oversized windows or glass doors that open to private terraces or yards where available. Interiors commonly offer traditional details—crown moldings, hardwood floors, long entrance galleries and formal dining rooms—alongside renovated kitchens with granite counters, built‑in cabinetry and contemporary stainless appliances. The building emphasizes storage and circulation: long hallways with fitted closets, walk‑in closets in many units, and laundry rooms on every floor. Common areas and services include a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, a staffed lobby, bicycle storage, private storage lockers (fee, waitlist), and an on‑site garage with EV charging subject to availability. Pet policies are permissive (case‑by‑case), pied‑a‑terres are allowed, and financing typically permits up to 65% with favorable co‑op financials. Located on a tree‑lined block near Central Park, the Q and 6 subway lines, boutique shops, specialty grocers and restaurants, the building balances a residential, neighborhood feel with direct access to city amenities.