225 E 76Th St

A midcentury, seven-story cooperative built in 1962, 225 East 76th Street occupies a quiet, tree-lined block on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The elevator-served walk-up combines modest scale with practical, well-maintained common spaces: a renovated lobby, video intercom entry, central laundry room and a live-in superintendent. Units are primarily studios and small one- to two-bedroom configurations with hardwood floors, through‑the‑wall air conditioning, defined foyer/dining zones and generous closet storage; many homes feature galley or open kitchens and have been updated over time. The building’s co-op policies are flexible—allowing pied-à-terres in many cases, permitting cats (dog policies vary by listing), up to 80% financing typically, and case-by-case consideration for co-purchasing, guarantors and gifting. Location is a defining asset: steps from the Lexington Avenue 6 train, the Second Avenue Q line, crosstown buses and an array of restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, fitness clubs and medical centers such as Lenox Hill/Weill Cornell. Overall the property offers practical, light-filled city apartments in a well-run, neighborhood-oriented coop with straightforward amenity support rather than full-service luxury.