345 E 77Th St

Built in 1928, this six-story prewar cooperative on the Upper East Side combines Art Deco detailing with a boutique, residential scale. The 60-unit elevator building features original masonry and a defined entry canopy leading to an elegant period lobby. Apartments are primarily one-bedroom and studio plans with high ceilings, hardwood floors, picture moldings, and generous foyers; many homes include windowed kitchens and bathrooms, built-in storage, and soaking tubs. Shared facilities are modest but practical: a landscaped courtyard garden, central laundry, bicycle and storage rooms, and a live-in superintendent. The co-op operates with board governance that permits pets and various purchase scenarios (guarantors, co-purchases, pied-à-terre) and allows subletting after a hold period. Services include video/virtual entry and package handling. Located on a tree-lined block near Carl Schurz Park, Central Park, the Met, and multiple transit options (Q, 4/5/6 trains and M15), the building sits within a dense neighborhood of shops, restaurants and parks that supports an Upper East Side residential lifestyle.