33 E End Ave

A 12-story boutique cooperative built in 1942 and sited on a small cul-de-sac off East End Avenue, this prewar residence collection totals 27 units that range from studios and one-bedrooms to expansive four-bedroom layouts. The architecture and interiors preserve hallmark period details: high beamed ceilings, arched doorways, crown moldings and herringbone oak floors, while recent public-area renovations refresh the lobby and hallways with a restrained contemporary sensibility. Apartments often feature generous foyers, separate dining areas or pantries, large windows with river or city views, and private outdoor spaces such as terraces or small balconies. Common offerings include a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, porter services, a fitness room (with Peloton), central laundry, bicycle storage and rentable private storage; the building maintains on-site staff and white-glove operational elements. Practical policies support varied ownership types: pets are permitted, pied-à-terre ownership is allowed, and financing and sublet rules are defined case-by-case with some units permitting up to 75% financing. The location places residents steps from the East River Esplanade and Carl Schurz Park, with nearby ferry service, Second Avenue subway access and multiple crosstown bus routes, creating a quietly residential but well-connected Upper East Side lifestyle.