424 E 77Th St

A small, well-maintained five-story pre‑war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, built in 1910 and configured as a 20‑unit walk‑up. Units are primarily one‑bedroom layouts and studios with classic pre‑war details: hardwood floors, high ceilings (around 9–10 feet or more), tall windows, and built‑in features. Individual apartments commonly include windowed kitchens and baths, plentiful closet space and storage niches; several units have private outdoor spaces or gardens. The low‑scale masonry façade and a modest lobby present a residential, brownstone‑context feel; exterior property amenities include a planted garden courtyard, outdoor grill area, private yards for select units, building lighting and supplemental storage. Shared building amenities are practical and community‑oriented: laundry in the basement, a bike room, central storage rentals, and a communal garden area. Policies are cooperative board governed with typical Upper East Side flexibility — gifting, co‑purchasing and parent purchases are permitted, and pets, pied‑a‑terres, and subletting are allowed under board approval or after residency thresholds. Located near Lexington Avenue and the 77th Street 6 train, the building sits amid restaurants, groceries, parks and multiple transit options, offering a quiet, residential feel despite immediate access to neighborhood services and the wider city.