222 E 82Nd St

A compact prewar co-op on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1928 and rising six stories with roughly 18 apartments. The masonry façade and traditional prewar proportions give the property a restrained, classical street presence that suits the surrounding brownstones and townhouses. Interiors retain period details in many units — high ceilings, cove moldings, picture rails and hardwood floors — while kitchens and bathrooms are frequently updated with modern cabinetry, stainless appliances and stone counters. Typical residences are two-bedroom layouts with entry foyers, dining areas or dens, windowed kitchens and generous closet space; some apartments include built-ins and bespoke shelving. Shared spaces are intimate and well maintained: a planted, furnished roof garden, a small landscaped courtyard, a bike room, cellar storage and a central laundry facility. Building services include an elevator, a part-time doorman (midday to early evening) and a live-in superintendent, plus video security in common areas. Policies are cooperative-friendly: pets allowed, pied-à-terre and guarantors considered case-by-case, and financing commonly permitted up to 80%. Located on a tree-lined block a short walk from Central Park and multiple subway lines, the building sits amid restaurants, shops and neighborhood conveniences typical of the Upper East Side.