241 E 76th St

241 East 76th Street is a mid-century, 10-story cooperative completed in 1959, located on a tree-lined block of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The building contains a mix of studios and one- to three-bedroom residences with traditional apartment layouts featuring defined living and dining areas, generous closets, and many units with separate kitchens; several apartments have been combined or renovated to create chef-caliber kitchens and open entertaining spaces. Common interior finishes and unit features found throughout include crown moldings, built-ins, eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands in select homes, and a smoke-free policy within residences. Shared building amenities are oriented to convenience and neighborhood living: a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, landscaped roof deck, laundry room, bicycle room, private storage rooms, and an on-site owners’ garage with parking spaces occasionally offered for purchase. The co-op’s policies are flexible by Upper East Side standards — pied-à-terres, co-purchasing, parents buying for children, subletting (with board approval), gifting, and pets are generally permitted; in-unit washer/dryer installation has been allowed in some units. The building is sited between Second and Third Avenues near the 6 and Q subway lines and crosstown buses, providing direct access to Museum Mile, Central Park, neighborhood eateries, and medical institutions along the corridor.