235 E 87Th St

The Plymouth House is a mid-century, 12-story cooperative built in 1963 with 84 residences offering studios through three-bedroom layouts. Its brick façade and setback massing reflect the period and the Upper East Side context. Units commonly feature crown moldings, defined entrance foyers, separate dining areas or formal dining rooms, kitchen islands or well-appointed kitchens with pantry space, recessed lighting, and generous walk-in closets. Many apartments have private outdoor space, from small balconies to larger roof-level terraces. Common areas emphasize full-service living: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager/superintendent, an attended lobby, and a recently refreshed lobby and hallways as part of capital improvements. Resident amenities include a landscaped, furnished roof deck with barbecue and herb garden, bike room, laundry room, building storage/central storage, and an on-site garage with adjacent access. The building is pet-friendly (weight limits vary by listing), maintains bulk utility billing for gas and electricity, and enforces a non-smoking policy. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block of East 87th Street, the property sits within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines, crosstown service, grocery options such as Whole Foods and Fairway, cultural venues, restaurants, and neighborhood schools, supporting a comfortable, full-service Upper East Side lifestyle.