860 United Nations Plz

A distinguished 38-story, 1966-built cooperative tower on Manhattan’s East River waterfront, the building presents large-scale residences arranged as one- through four-bedroom layouts across 91 units. Designed by noted midcentury architects, the property retains modernist proportions—generous galleries, high ceilings and expansive, often floor-to-ceiling windows that frame river and skyline panoramas. Interiors commonly feature formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, built-in storage, walk-in closets, recessed lighting, wet bars and other period- and renovation-era fittings; many units showcase renovated kitchens, marble or Carrera-tiled baths and tailored millwork. Shared spaces emphasize hospitality and recreation: a dramatic triple-height lobby and private driveway give way to white-glove concierge and 24-hour doorman service, on-site management and a substantial staff presence. Resident amenities are broad and varied, including a fully equipped fitness center with Pilates offerings, multiple furnished roof terraces/sundecks, a residents’ lounge and club room (Club 39), library, golf simulator, billiards and conference rooms. Practical conveniences include an on-site garage with valet, private storage cages, bicycle storage, laundry facilities and central utilities/window washing included for many units. The campus-like grounds incorporate roof decks, landscaped courtyards and garden areas with a mix of private outdoor terraces tied to select apartments. Policies are cooperative-specific but generally permit pets, pied-à-terre ownership in many cases and transfer of private storage; guest parking and valet services support an urbane, service-forward lifestyle. Located adjacent to Beekman Place and the United Nations precinct, the building offers immediate access to the FDR Drive, Grand Central, the East River promenade and nearby dining, shopping and parks.