235 E 57Th St

An 18‑story postwar cooperative built in 1960, this full‑service residential building offers a mix of studios, one‑ and two‑bedroom apartments configured both as standard units and occasional combined layouts (including duplex penthouses). The facade and massing are typical of mid‑century Manhattan residential blocks; inside, many residences feature hardwood or parquet floors, generous entry foyers, recessed lighting, abundant closet space and walk‑in wardrobes in larger homes. Common interior amenities include a staffed attended lobby, live‑in superintendent, central laundry facilities and building‑level high‑speed internet infrastructure. Exterior shared spaces are a planted private garden, a resident roof deck and an internal courtyard; some units include small private outdoor balconies. The co‑op maintains recently refreshed corridors, upgraded elevator banks and building systems while offering full‑time doorman coverage and porterage. Parking is not a primary on‑site offering; neighborhood transit access is excellent with multiple subway lines and bus routes nearby. Pet policies are generally permissive for cats and vary for dogs; subletting and pied‑a‑terre ownership are typically allowed under the co‑op rules. Located on East 57th Street near Midtown East and Sutton Place, the building sits across from a large grocery anchor and within walking distance of high‑end shopping, restaurants, museums and Central Park, supporting a convenience‑oriented urban lifestyle.