302 E 88Th St

This is a six-story cooperative built in 1957 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom residences along tree-lined residential streets. Architecturally it reads as a mid‑century, low-rise urban block with a modest façade and a foyer entry typical of postwar co‑ops. Unit interiors vary from original-period details—refinished hardwood floors, crown moldings and formal dining rooms—to extensively renovated layouts featuring open kitchens, marble or quartz counters, modern appliances and recessed lighting. Apartments frequently include generous closet storage, windowed baths and separate dining alcoves or foyers; some top-floor and corner units benefit from broader proportions and multiple exposures. Shared spaces include a part-time doorman station, elevator, laundry room, bike storage, package and general storage rooms, plus limited private outdoor spaces and a building courtyard. On-site services are anchored by a live‑in superintendent; the cooperative maintains an on-site parking garage available to residents. The board permits pets with approval and supports co‑purchasing and gifting; certain resale policies and temporary assessments have appeared historically. Located steps from the Q train and close to Carl Schurz Park, supermarkets and neighborhood restaurants, the building offers a quiet, residential Upper East Side lifestyle with convenient transit access.