446 E 86Th St

A mid-20th-century cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this 15-story, 1960-built building contains primarily one-bedroom residences along with studios and multi-bedroom layouts found in select units. Facade and circulation reflect a postwar aesthetic with practical vertical massing and elevator access to each floor. Typical interiors combine period details—parquet and hardwood floors, crown molding, and defined foyers—with renovated kitchens and baths in many apartments; common fittings often include galley kitchens, separate formal dining areas, and built-in storage. The property operates as a full-service coop with a 24-hour doorman and a live-in superintendent, and on-site support spaces such as laundry facilities, bicycle storage, and limited private storage rooms. Outdoor offerings are modest at the unit level, with private terraces or small outdoor spaces under 60 square feet occasionally available; the building itself sits adjacent to Carl Schurz Park and the East River promenade, giving residents immediate access to waterfront green space. Operational details include pet-friendly policies, board rules that permit subletting after a set ownership period, and occasional capital assessments tied to façade, elevator, and mechanical upgrades. Location advantages include close proximity to multiple subway lines, crosstown buses, grocery stores and neighborhood retail, creating a convenient, well-served residential environment.