347 E 53Rd St

This is a postwar, mid-rise cooperative in Midtown East built in 1961 and rising roughly ten to eleven stories with an intimate scale of roughly four apartments per floor. The building’s units are predominantly two-bedroom and convertible one-bedroom/Jr-4 layouts; typical interiors feature wood floors, defined foyers, sizable living/dining areas, walk-in or customized closets, and renovated kitchens and bathrooms in many apartments. Common interior conveniences include laundry facilities, shared storage rooms, bike storage, and a live-in superintendent who handles day-to-day building operations. Outdoors the property offers a landscaped courtyard with seating, barbecue grills, and a small children’s play area and garden, creating a semi-private communal amenity rare for its setting. The co-op is financially strong with no underlying mortgage, a generally flexible sublet policy, and pet rules permitting cats and dogs under 35 pounds. Located on a tree-lined Sutton Place street, it sits within walking distance of grocery options, fitness clubs, restaurants, and multiple subway lines (E, M, 6 and nearby others), blending a quiet residential feel with easy Midtown East access.