300 E 59Th St

Completed in 1974, this 36-story full-service cooperative in Sutton Place offers a mix of one- through four-bedroom residences across large floor plates and numerous corner units. The postwar tower showcases substantial window runs—many recently replaced with dual-pane or thermopane glazing—and a variety of traditional interior details such as crown molding, built-ins, paneled foyers, open and galley kitchens, walk-in closets, and generous dining/living footprints. Many apartments have private outdoor space, including Juliet balconies and multiple private balconies on corner homes; select residences combine units to create expansive layouts with multiple exposures and panoramic vistas of the Queensboro Bridge and Manhattan skyline. Common areas and building systems have been modernized in phases, with lobby, hallway, elevator and window renovations recently completed and additional laundry-room and hallway work planned. Amenities are oriented toward convenience and daily living: 24-hour doorman, daytime concierge, live-in resident manager, on-site garage and parking, storage rooms and varying storage unit sizes, laundry on every floor, a landscaped roof garden/roof deck with city views, bicycle room, and building super/porter services. The co-op has established financials, permits pets (restrictions apply), allows pied-a-terre ownership and limited co-purchasing/guarantors with board approval, and enforces standard co-op board rules including financing limits and sublet restrictions. Located at the crossroads of Midtown East and the Upper East Side, the building places residents within walking distance of major grocery stores, restaurants, subway lines (4/5/6, F, N/Q/R/W, E/M) and the East River promenade.