235 E 87Th St

The Plymouth House at 235 East 87th Street is a post‑war cooperative completed in 1963, rising 12 stories with approximately 139 units that range from studios and alcove/junior one‑bedrooms to two‑ and three‑bedroom layouts. The mid‑century brick tower presents a restrained urban façade and offers a mix of original and recently renovated apartment interiors: hardwood floors, crown moldings, defined dining areas, entrance foyers, walk‑in and built‑in closets, and updated kitchens with islands or pass‑throughs in many homes. Several units have private outdoor spaces, including enclosed balconies and a large planted roof deck for communal use. Common amenities reflect full‑service living: a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, on‑site garage, central laundry room, bike room, complimentary storage, and recently refreshed lobby and hallways. Building operations include bulk electricity billing (a fixed monthly electric charge for shareholders), maintenance that covers gas, and building‑level accessibility features such as a side ramp. The co‑op permits small pets (typically dogs up to 40 lbs and cats), allows subletting after a residency period, and has specific board policies (restrictions on pied‑à‑terres, guarantors, and certain purchasing arrangements) with occasional case‑by‑case exceptions. Located on a quiet, tree‑lined Upper East Side block, the property sits between Central Park and Carl Schurz Park and is steps from multiple subway lines, supermarkets, fitness studios and neighborhood retail.