250 E 87Th St

The Newbury is a full-service, postwar cooperative tower on Manhattan’s Upper East Side completed in 1971. Rising roughly 30 stories, the building contains primarily one-bedroom apartments as well as larger multi-room combinations and convertible layouts created through unit mergers. Architecturally it reads as a substantial mid-century residential block with a largely brick-clad façade and regular window rhythm; many residences feature private balconies or terraces that capture city and river views. Interiors commonly include defined foyers, separate formal dining areas or dining galleries, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, dens or home-office niches, abundant closets and multiple bathrooms in larger units. Shared facilities are extensive: staffed 24/7 doormen and concierge service, live-in superintendent, a top-floor fitness center, landscaped roof deck with adult and kiddie pools and solarium/party room, laundry and bicycle rooms, resident storage and an on-site discounted garage with building access. Grounds include a garden and circular driveway, and the building permits pets, pieds-a-terre, guarantors and limited financing per coop rules. Located in Yorkville near Lexington/Madison corridors, the property offers immediate access to supermarkets, restaurants, subway lines (4/5/6 and Q), Central Park and Carl Schurz Park, supporting an active urban lifestyle with strong building management and historically low maintenance costs.