321 E 54Th St

Built in 1929, this ten-story prewar cooperative retains classic Art Deco-era proportions and residential scale across a midtown East tree-lined block. The building’s mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom homes feature high beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors, generous entry foyers and abundant closet space; many units include windowed kitchens and bathrooms, walk-in closets, granite counters and refinished soaking tubs. Shared resources are practical and well-maintained: a part-time doorman (afternoons/evenings), live-in superintendent, planted roof deck with city views, bike room, rentable storage bins and a communal laundry with keycard access. Exterior touches include a canopied entrance and seasonal rooftop planting; several apartments have private balconies and the building offers building-level storage. Policies are cooperative-friendly compared with peers — pied-a-terres and parental purchases permitted, unlimited subletting possible after two years with board approval; no-pet or limited-pet rules may apply depending on unit. Located three blocks from major grocery options and close to multiple subway lines (6, E, M and nearby N/R/W/F), the address sits opposite a small public park and places residents within easy walking distance of Midtown East restaurants, fitness studios and services.