301 E 64Th St

A mid-century, red-brick cooperative on the Upper East Side, completed in the mid-1960s and rising 19 stories with 58 residences. Unit mix ranges from studios to three-bedrooms, many with split-room plans, large living/dining areas, and frequently updated kitchens and baths. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, generous closet storage (including walk-ins in larger units), separate foyers, and provisions for den or formal dining areas; some apartments offer in-unit washer/dryers while the building maintains a large common laundry. The property operates as a full-service, 100% shareholder-owned co-op with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, resident manager, and on-site garage. Building-wide systems have been modernized over time to include central air-conditioning/chiller upgrades and elevator improvements; utilities such as cable and electricity are purchased in bulk. Outdoor options vary by unit with private balconies or terraces offered on select apartments. The cooperative permits pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing, gifting, flexible subletting, and is pet friendly; it allows substantial financing subject to board approval. Street-level retail spaces contribute to the corporation’s strong finances, and the building’s location in the East 60s places residents within immediate walking distance of supermarkets, specialty shops, fitness clubs, restaurants, and several subway lines for broad city access.