30 E 65Th St

The Colony House is a 17-story postwar cooperative constructed in 1962 and comprising about 30 units primarily laid out as one- and two-bedroom residences. Its exterior presents a restrained midcentury profile on East 65th Street with a modest lobby and recently refreshed common areas. Units typically feature formal entry galleries, separate dining rooms, large picture windows, oak or hardwood floors, built-in storage and updated kitchens with stone counters and high-end appliances in many apartments. Shared building amenities emphasize full-service living: 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, a staffed white-glove program, fitness room, bike room, laundry facilities, private storage bins, and an on-site garage. The landscaped and furnished roof deck offers skyline views and a planted outdoor retreat; some residences include private terraces. Pied-a-terres and co-purchasing are allowed with board approval; the co-op enforces typical governance such as financing caps and flip tax. Pet policy is restrictive—cats are generally accepted while dogs are often prohibited. Located at Madison Avenue and East 65th Street, the building sits one block from Central Park amid luxury retail and fine dining, supporting a walking lifestyle with easy transit and cultural access.