235 E 73Rd St

Built in 1935 as part of the Eastgate collection by Bing & Bing and designed by Emery Roth, this 12-story prewar cooperative occupies a tree-lined Upper East Side block. The masonry façade and classic setbacks reflect period detailing; interiors preserve prewar character such as beamed or high ceilings, arched entry foyers, decorative fireplaces, and original parquet or oak floors. Floorplans range from studios to three-bedrooms with alcoves, sunken living rooms, and formal foyers. Unit finishes vary — many homes have renovated kitchens with stainless appliances, marble counters, windowed baths, and generous built-in storage or walk-in closets; select residences include terraces, fireplaces, and in-unit washer/dryers when approved. Common areas are full-service in scale: a staffed 24-hour door, live-in resident manager/superintendent, renovated lobby, fitness room with modern equipment, central laundry and bike room. Outdoors the building offers a landscaped communal garden/courtyard and limited private outdoor spaces. Additional conveniences include rentable storage, a resident’s courtyard, and a cooperative board that reviews pieds-à-terre, guarantors, parental purchases, and pet approvals. The location places residents steps from the Second Avenue (Q) and nearby 6 train, neighborhood shops, restaurants, and proximity to Central Park.