430 E 77Th St

A modest mid‑century cooperative in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this six‑story, 1960s-era elevator building contains roughly a dozen studio residences. The exterior presents a postwar brick façade with periodic updates to the lobby, elevator and common corridors; several listings reference a recently renovated entrance and refreshed hallways. Units are primarily studio plans—some corner layouts—with original character such as crown moldings or exposed brick combined with modernized kitchens (granite or maple cabinetry, stainless appliances and dishwashers) and hardwood floors. Many apartments include private outdoor space in the form of narrow balconies or small terraces and generous closet storage. Shared building services and systems include a live‑in superintendent, video security/intercom entry, central basement laundry and bicycle storage; on‑site staff accept deliveries. Financially the co‑op is described as having low maintenance charges, routine assessments tied to façade/LL11 work, and typical board policies that allow subletting after a minimum ownership period, with co‑purchasing, gifting and guarantors reviewed case‑by‑case. The house rules commonly restrict pets and pied‑a‑terres in several units. Location is a quiet, tree‑lined block in Lenox Hill/Upper East Side, steps from Museum Mile, Madison Avenue shopping, Central Park, nearby parks and multiple transit options.