27 E 65Th St

27 East 65th Street is a 17-story, midcentury residential cooperative built in 1964 and later converted to co-op ownership. The masonry-clad structure presents a restrained midcentury-modern façade and an angular awning at its entrance. Units range from one- to three-bedroom layouts with many larger-format residences that retain prewar-inspired detailing — expansive entertaining rooms, high ceilings, built-in storage and original moldings or recreated millwork in renovated homes. Apartment interiors commonly include formal dining areas, foyers, walk-in closets, double vanities and upgraded kitchens; several listings note in-unit washer/dryer installs and private balconies or terraces. Shared building amenities emphasize full-service, white-glove living: 24-hour doormen, concierge and resident manager, porters, private storage, bicycle room, and a roof terrace with city and Central Park views. The property manages everyday needs with an on-site superintendent and laundry facilities; a garage is available for residents. The cooperative’s board policies are relatively flexible for Manhattan standards — pied-à-terre and guarantor purchases are permitted, sublets and co-purchasing are allowed with approval, and typical financing is up to 65%. Pet policies vary by unit and listing history shows both pet-friendly and pet-restricted apartments. Situated on the northeast corner of Madison Avenue and East 65th Street, the building is one block from Central Park and surrounded by upscale shopping, Michelin‑starred restaurants and cultural institutions, offering a refined Upper East Side lifestyle.