401 E 86Th St

Fairmont Manor is a 19-story full-service cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1963 and composed primarily of studios, one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts with several convertible/ junior-four configurations. The building’s brick façade conceals a traditional mid‑century interior vocabulary: gracious entry foyers, spacious L-shaped living and dining rooms, galley and eat-in kitchens with pantries, and a mix of renovated and original bathrooms and hardwood floors across units. Shared features prioritize daily convenience and resident comfort — a 24-hour doorman and live-in resident manager, an on-site superintendent, in‑building laundry and storage, a fitness room (noted to include Peloton equipment), and a landscaped, furnished roof deck with sweeping city and East River views. On-site parking garage with shareholder discount, bicycle storage, and allowances for washer/dryer installations (with board approval) support practical urban living. The co-op’s board permits pets, pied‑à‑terres, guarantors and co‑purchasing subject to approval, and allows financing commonly up to about 75%. Located near the Q line at Second Avenue, multiple subway options, Select Bus Service, and a short walk to Carl Schurz Park, the building sits within a retail-rich corridor that includes grocery options and neighborhood restaurants.