238 E 84Th St

A low-rise, midcentury cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1962 and rising five stories with elevator access. The building is self-managed and presents a quiet, well-maintained profile typical of neighborhood co-ops: a gated coded entry before the front door, on-site laundry (machines recently updated and often included in maintenance), and smoke-free common areas. Units are primarily studio layouts with hardwood floors, high ceilings, decorative fireplaces in some apartments, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, and through‑the‑wall air conditioning; many residences feature generous closets and large multi-pane windows that emphasize southern exposure and daylight. There are no exterior amenity spaces listed; parking is not provided. The co-op maintains conservative policies: primary-residence occupancy is required, financing is generally limited to about 80%, no guarantors or pieds-à-terre in many cases, and pet rules allow cats but typically prohibit dogs. The location on a tree-lined block between Second and Third Avenues places the building within a short walk of Central Park, multiple grocery options, restaurants, and a dense transit hub (Q, 4/5/6 lines and several crosstown buses), supporting an urban, pedestrian-friendly lifestyle.