The Eastmore

The Eastmore is a mid‑century, 16‑story condop on Manhattan’s Upper East Side built in the 1950s and converted in the early 1990s. Its 117-unit composition includes studios, one‑ and two‑bedroom plans, many configured with alcoves or separate dining areas and generous closet space. The exterior presents a traditional residential façade with a planted, landscaped roof terrace and private balconies on select units; building services include a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, on‑site garage with assigned parking, and bicycle and private storage (waiting lists apply). Interiors vary from original layouts to recently renovated apartments featuring hardwood floors, updated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, and modernized bathrooms; several units can accommodate in‑unit laundry installations. Common building amenities emphasize convenience and outdoor access: a roomy planted roof deck, a central laundry room, on‑site garage access, and a lending library. Pet policy permits small dogs (generally up to 20 lbs); ownership rules are notably flexible for a Manhattan residence — pied‑a‑terres, co‑purchasing, guarantors, and relatively open subletting policies are allowed after an initial occupancy period. Located close to Lexington and Second Avenue subway lines (including the Q and local services), the property sits within walking distance of parks, shops, and neighborhood services, offering an Upper East Side lifestyle with robust building staff and practical owner‑friendly rules.