310 E 70Th St

A mid-century, 12-story cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1959 and composed of roughly 59–135 residences depending on unit reconfigurations. The exterior reads as a postwar white-brick façade with a recently refreshed lobby and a planted common roof deck. Units are predominantly studios and one-bedrooms (with occasional larger, multi-room floor plans and rare private gardens or terraces) featuring open layouts, built-in storage, recessed lighting, granite or marble counters, original and refinished wood floors, and generous closet systems including walk-ins. The building operates full-service with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator service, central laundry, bike room, and onsite third-party garage available to shareholders at a discounted rate. Additional conveniences include resident storage, a furnished roof terrace, and building storage rooms. The co-op board permits pets with approval, considers guarantors and co-purchasing, allows subletting under certain conditions, and typically permits financing up to 75%. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block near multiple subway lines and neighborhood retail, the property balances proximate urban transit and Lenox Hill residential character.