400 E 77Th St

Emery Towers is an 18-story, post‑war cooperative completed in 1969 with 78 primarily one- and two-bedroom residences. The white‑brick mid‑rise presents a straightforward, rectilinear profile typical of late 1960s Manhattan residential design, set on the southeast corner of First Avenue and East 77th Street. Interiors frequently feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings and built‑in cabinetry; many units include separate dining areas, windowed or galley kitchens with granite counters, pantry space, and multiple closets or walk‑in storage. Several apartments offer private outdoor spaces ranging from balconies to sizable terraces and private yards overlooking planted gardens. Common areas are practical and service-oriented: a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, two elevators, residents’ laundry (recently renovated with Wi‑Fi enabled machines), bicycle room, building storage, and an on‑site garage (waitlist). The co‑op is pet friendly with policies allowing dogs and cats; pieds‑à‑terres and gifting are permitted case by case and subletting is limited per house rules. Location advantages include immediate access to John Jay Park, Carl Schurz Park, the East River promenade, Museum Mile, nearby grocery and dining options, and close subway access (6 and Q lines) plus crosstown and SBS bus service. The building carries periodic assessments and typical co‑op financial requirements for purchase and sharing rules.