325 E 79th St

A 17-story prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1928 and originally designed by Gronenberg & Leuchtag. The property contains a small collection of two- and three‑bedroom homes across 27 units, preserving classic architectural details such as beamed and high ceilings, arched doorways, crown moldings, and hardwood herringbone flooring. Individual residences commonly include formal entry foyers, separate dining areas or galleries, eat‑in kitchens (many windowed), dens or home‑office alcoves, abundant closets including walk‑ins, and built‑ins that reflect thoughtful period millwork. Baths range from original well‑maintained conditions to fully renovated marble-clad en suites; many apartments receive strong natural light from southern, western, or northern exposures. Building services emphasize a staffed, full‑service experience: a full‑time elevator operator, live‑in superintendent, and attended lobby. Resident facilities include a windowed fitness room, central laundry, landscaped garden/patio, bike and storage rooms, and limited private outdoor spaces adjacent to some units. Policies are cooperative board–governed with pet allowance, pied‑a‑terres and co‑purchasing permitted subject to approval; typical financing caps and capital contribution/flip‑tax terms apply. Located on a tree‑lined block near public transit, parks, museums and neighborhood retail, the building projects a quietly residential, historically preserved Upper East Side lifestyle.