420 E 64Th St

Completed in 1955, this 12-story midcentury residential condop occupies a landscaped half-acre and combines traditional prewar proportions with midcentury massing. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts — including through-wall alcove studios, junior one-bedrooms, and larger two-bedroom floor-throughs — featuring hardwood or plank floors, defined entry foyers, walk-in closets, and windowed kitchens. Interiors commonly include eat-in or galley-style kitchens, renovated bathrooms, and built-in storage; many apartments have private balconies or oversized windows with treetop, park, or city views. The building operates as a condop with condo rules: sponsor and investor-friendly policies, no-board sponsor units, and flexible subletting and parental/co-purchasing allowances. Resident services emphasize full-service convenience: 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, porter service, on-site laundry, and a fitness center. Shared grounds are a major asset — a half-acre private garden, courtyard and covered courtyard offer outdoor seating and planted borders. Practical amenities include resident storage, bike room, a garage with preferred-rate spots, and building storage. Pet-friendly policies and reasonable maintenance make this building suitable for long-term residents, pied‑à‑terres, and investors. Located near the East River Esplanade, multiple subway lines and neighborhood retail, it supports both commuter access and nearby dining and park recreation.