25 E 83Rd St

A boutique pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1938 and rising 12 stories, 25 East 83rd Street is a restrained Modernist/Bauhaus residential building designed by Frederick Lee Ackerman. The property primarily offers two-bedroom layouts alongside oversized studios and one-bedroom plans that retain original proportions such as generous ceiling heights and formal entry foyers. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, extensive built-in storage, walk-in closets, windowed kitchens with high-end finishes, and period details blended with contemporary upgrades including recessed lighting and central air. Shared spaces emphasize white-glove service: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elegant lobby, rooftop garden deck with open views toward Central Park and the Met, and a small fitness room; additional building storage, bicycle storage and a laundry facility are also available. The building’s maintenance package typically includes heat, electricity and central air, and house rules are cooperative-focused but permissive: pets, pied-à-terres and up to 75% financing are often allowed. Located on a tree-lined block between Fifth and Madison Avenues within the Museum Mile and P.S. 6 school district, the building sits steps from Central Park, major museums, upscale shopping and restaurants, delivering a refined Upper East Side living experience anchored in architectural significance and full-service amenities.