301 E 75Th St

The Wilshire at 301 East 75th Street is a postwar, 19-story cooperative built in 1966, predominantly offering one- and two-bedroom residences along with alcove and studio configurations. The façade and massing reflect mid‑century apartment-block proportions; homes typically present large windows and multiple exposures that emphasize natural light. Interiors feature practical layouts with open kitchens or pass-throughs, built-in storage, breakfast bars, dining areas, and finishes that range from renovated marble baths and stainless-steel appliances to original period details in some units. Common areas include a planted roof deck with city views, a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby, live-in superintendent, laundry room, fitness room, and on-site storage and bicycle rooms. The building maintains an on-site parking garage and offers conveniences such as a porter and covered entry; building policies restrict dogs, allow up to two cats, and limit subletting and pied-à-terre use. Financially managed as a co-op, The Wilshire is presented as well maintained with periodic capital assessments. Located in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, it sits blocks from the Q and 6 subway lines, near Central Park, museums, grocery markets and neighborhood retail, aligning the building with dense, amenity-rich urban living and cultural access.