The Alvarado

The Alvarado is a 14-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1927, offering a small collection of expansive four-bedroom residences across 19 units. Exterior character reflects the era with a formal street presence and classic setbacks; many homes include private outdoor spaces ranging from modest terraces to larger decks. Apartments open from semi-private or private elevator landings into long galleries and formal entertaining rooms; interiors commonly retain prewar details such as crown moldings, original millwork, built-ins, herringbone or plank hardwood floors, and generous ceiling heights. Kitchens are typically reconfigured for contemporary living with eat-in areas, large marble islands, high-end appliances, and walk-in pantries; baths feature marble, soaking tubs, radiant floors and multiple water fixtures in renovated units. Building amenities combine full-service white-glove staffing (doorman/concierge and live-in superintendent) with fitness facilities, private storage and bicycle room. On-site services and systems include recently updated elevators and central or through-wall air-conditioning in many units. The Alvarado sits on the Upper East Side’s Park Avenue/80th Street corridor, a high-bar neighborhood offering immediate access to Central Park, cultural institutions, fine dining, and boutique shopping, supporting a lifestyle of formal entertaining, family living, and convenient urban access.