40 E 84Th St

Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, this 17-story cooperative built in 1963 contains just 24 residences and reads as a boutique, full-service prewar-influenced building. Units are large two- to five-bedroom layouts that favor traditional room separation — long entrance galleries, formal dining rooms, oversized living rooms and staff/maid rooms appear frequently — and many homes include eat-in kitchens, abundant built-in storage and multiple en-suite bathrooms. Interior details commonly cited across listings include crown moldings, chandeliers, extensive millwork and custom closet cabinetry, plus features such as walk-in closets, windowed kitchens and pantry space. Several apartments have private outdoor spaces ranging from small terraces to substantial planted wraparound terraces, and high-floor homes offer open north and south city views including treetops and skyline vistas toward Midtown. Common building services and amenities comprise a 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in resident superintendent/manager, bike room, central laundry, storage (fee), and an on-site garage (waitlist). The co-op accepts pets, permits pied-a-terres, and allows substantial financing (up to 75% in many listings). Situated steps from Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum and Madison Avenue retail, the building sits in a highly walkable neighborhood defined by schools, cultural institutions, restaurants and multiple transit options.