225 E 57Th St

The Harridge House is a 20-story, 1963-built full-service cooperative on East 57th Street in Midtown East. The property offers a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, many of which have been converted or renovated to create flexible layouts such as junior-four and convertible two-bedroom plans. Interiors commonly display period details reinterpreted through modern updates: crown moldings, hardwood floors, built-in storage, windowed kitchens, recessed lighting, and walk-in or custom California closets. Kitchens in renovated units often feature high-end finishes—stone counters, stainless appliances, built-in wine storage and breakfast bars—while bathrooms range from original condition to fully remodeled with marble and mosaic details and soaking tubs. Common facilities are substantial for a mid-century co-op: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, full-time maintenance staff, on-site garage with direct building access (third-party operated), bike and private storage, two renovated laundry rooms, and a roof deck with city views. The building footprint includes planted private gardens and courtyards and many apartments enjoy private balconies or terraces. Utilities (heat, hot water, gas, electric and central A/C) are typically included in the maintenance, and the co-op’s policies allow pied-à-terres and co-purchasing with some restrictions; dogs are generally not permitted while cats and service/ESA animals are accepted. Located directly across from a Whole Foods and within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines, luxury retail and Central Park, the Harridge House serves residents seeking a full-service, centrally located Manhattan residence.