The Eastmore

The Eastmore is a mid-20th-century residential condop on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Completed in 1954 and rising roughly 16 stories, the building primarily offers studios and one-bedroom apartments arranged around multiple elevator banks. Interiors reflect a mix of original prewar scale and modern upgrades: apartments frequently feature entry foyers, distinct dining areas or dens, galley or eat-in kitchens, abundant built-in storage and hardwood floors; some homes include soaking tubs and chandeliers. Common areas and services are notable for full-service staffing — a 24-hour doorman, concierge-style front desk and a live-in superintendent — supported by four elevators. The Eastmore’s amenity package emphasizes practical convenience and neighborhood living: a planted roof deck with seating and shaded sections, on-site laundry, basement and building storage, bicycle room, and direct-access parking garage. Pet policies and ownership rules skew flexible for the neighborhood: pets permitted with size limits, allowance for pied-a-terres and co-purchasing, and subletting permitted after a residency period; financing up to 90% is typically allowed. Located in Lenox Hill/Upper East Side, the building sits close to Central Park, Museum Mile, multiple subway lines and a dense retail and dining fabric, making daily errands and cultural outings highly walkable.