332 E 84Th St

An intimate six-story prewar co‑operative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side built in 1927, the building contains eleven residences configured primarily as two‑bedroom homes. Its Art Deco-era character is evident in high ceilings, decorative moldings and original hardwood floors found in many units, while sympathetic renovations have introduced modern kitchens, windowed baths and insulation/soundproofing in select apartments. Common areas include a planted, canopied entrance, a roomy lobby, and a gated central courtyard that brings light and quiet to lower-level units. Resident conveniences are elevator service, a laundry room, bike storage, additional private storage, and a live‑in superintendent. The co‑op’s household rules are flexible: pied‑à‑terre ownership, sublets (short-term), gifting and co‑purchasing are permitted under board approval, and pets are allowed with some restrictions. Located on a tree‑lined residential block near Carl Schurz Park, museums, grocery stores and multiple subway lines (including the Second Avenue corridor), the building supports a leisurely, walkable Upper East Side lifestyle with easy access to transit and neighborhood retail.