363 E 76Th St

Sherman Towers is a 20-story, full-service residential cooperative built in 1963 and located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The building contains a mix of studio, junior-one, one- and two-bedroom layouts, many of which have been reconfigured over time into alcove or JR-1 plans; several units feature private balconies or oversized terraces. Interiors commonly include renovated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, windowed baths on higher floors, hardwood or parquet floors, abundant closet space including walk-ins, recessed lighting, and practical add-ons such as pantries and den or dining alcoves. Shared facilities emphasize convenience and community: a 24-hour staffed doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, shareholders’ lounge/conference room, bike room, storage, on-site garage, and a landscaped roof deck and backyard garden. The exterior presents a red brick façade and recently refreshed lobby; many apartments face north or east and deliver open city views and strong natural light. The co-op is pet friendly, permits co-purchasers (and in many listings allows pied-à-terres with board approval), and offers roughly 75% financing guidelines. Proximity to neighborhood amenities is a strong selling point—the building sits steps from fitness clubs, quality grocery and dining options, John Jay and Carl Schurz parks, the East River Promenade, and easy access to the Q and 6 subway lines and crosstown buses.