301 E 64Th St

The Regency East at 301 East 64th Street is a mid‑century, post‑war cooperative completed in 1963–1964 and converted in 1987. Rising 18–19 stories with roughly 136 units, the red‑brick building offers a mix of studios through three‑bedroom residences, including larger corner layouts and rare multi‑apartment combinations. Interior characteristics commonly cited in listings include gracious entry foyers, separate dining rooms or convertible dining/bedroom spaces, hardwood or parquet floors, renovated kitchens and marble baths in many homes, plentiful closets (including walk‑ins), and occasional private terraces or balconies. Common areas were updated in recent capital projects: a renovated lobby and hallways, upgraded elevators, modernized central heating/chiller/air systems, and a recently refreshed laundry room. Resident services and building operations emphasize full‑service living: 24‑hour doormen, a live‑in superintendent, on‑site garage parking, commercial retail storefronts at street level, bulk‑rate utilities and cable, and in‑building laundry with permitted in‑unit washers/dryers subject to board approvals. The co‑op maintains flexible ownership policies relative to traditional co‑ops: permitting pets, pied‑à‑terres, co‑purchasing, guarantors, gifting, and subletting with board approval (typically after a residency period). Financially, the corporation is shareholder‑owned with strong reserves, favorable financing allowances (commonly 75–80%), no flip tax in many statements, and an annual condo/co‑op tax abatement credited to primary‑residence shareholders. The building’s location on the Upper East Side places it within short walking distance of multiple subway lines, major grocery and retail options (including a high‑end market adjacent), fitness studios, and parks, supporting everyday urban conveniences and a neighborhood‑centric lifestyle.