350 E 77Th St

Built in 1939, this six-story, 48-unit prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side blends Art Deco architectural character with modernized common areas. The masonry façade and interior arched entryways reflect original period detailing; inside, apartments commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, windowed kitchens, formal dining areas and den or eat-in kitchen configurations. Unit mix is primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, with several combined or convertible plans offering three-bedroom or home-office options. Shared building resources include an elevator, renovated lobby and hallways, a roof deck, landscaped courtyard, a central laundry room, bicycle storage and limited private storage bins. Building operations emphasize on-site staff: a live-in superintendent, porter and a virtual/doorman-style entry system or lobby attendant during evening hours. Pets are permitted with a weight limit subject to board approval. The cooperative routinely undertakes assessed capital work; recent projects cited include elevator modernization, façade repair and lobby restoration. Situated on a tree-lined Upper East Side block, the property places residents within easy walking distance of the 6 and Q subway lines, crosstown buses, neighborhood parks, riverside esplanade and a broad array of shops and restaurants.