60 E 88Th St

60 East 88th Street is a boutique, white-glove condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side built in 1987. The 15-story building contains a very limited number of residences—roughly a dozen to two dozen units depending on configuration—often arranged as two apartments per floor and including several full-floor and duplex penthouse offerings. The exterior presents a red brick façade with a limestone base and an understated semi-circular cobblestone driveway that leads to a staffed lobby. Common services include a 24-hour doorman, a live-in resident manager, private storage and bike storage, and building staff who handle sidewalk maintenance and seasonal care. Many apartments are accessed from semi-private elevator landings and showcase prewar-inspired interior details: high ceilings, marble entry galleries, hardwood and herringbone floors, custom millwork, formal living and dining rooms, and Juliet balconies. Unit layouts are large—commonly three- to five-bedroom plans—with eat-in kitchens, in-unit washers/dryers, multiple bathrooms, abundant closet space and terraces or private outdoor spaces on select residences. Parking is not in-building but public garages and street access are conveniently close. The property sits between Park and Madison Avenues in Carnegie Hill, a short walk to Central Park, major museums, upscale shopping, and neighborhood restaurants, reflecting a residential, museum-lined block and a quiet, service-oriented urban lifestyle.