333 E 80Th St

This six-story prewar co‑operative, completed in 1928, occupies a quiet, tree-lined block on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The masonry façade conceals boutique-scale residential floors with mostly one- and two-bedroom layouts that preserve classic prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, long entry foyers, crown moldings, and original hardwood floors. Apartments commonly feature windowed eat-in kitchens with built-in storage and modernized appliances, generous closets (often including walk-ins and pantry niches), and updated windowed bathrooms with soaking tubs or marble finishes. Shared spaces are modest but well maintained and include a part-time doorman with varying weekday/weekend coverage, a live‑in superintendent, elevator service, basement laundry, bicycle storage and private storage cages. Outdoor space amenities are intimate rather than grand: a planted courtyard and a roof deck provide places to relax and entertain. Building policies skew cooperative-friendly: pets are permitted, subletting is allowed after a residency period, and pied-à‑terre restrictions apply in some units. Practical infrastructure includes building-wide wiring for fiber services and on-site building storage. The location sits between First and Second Avenues within easy walking distance of the Q and 6 subway lines, neighborhood parks, grocers and restaurants, offering a calm residential feel with efficient city access.