325 East 77th Street is a beautiful, charming and very well maintained pre-war, co-op building. Built in 1939, the apartments have generous square footage and very livable layouts. Arched doorways and windowed, eat-in kitchens add to the charm of the building. The most beautiful roof deck in the neighborhood is a welcomed addition to a relaxed lifestyle. There is a clean spacious laundry room in the basement and a long term live in super. This co-op is located in one of Manhattan's premiere neighborhoods just steps from the city's finest boutiques, superb restaurants and the world's greatest real estate engine, Central Park.
The Upper East Side is a gradient of socio-economic prosperity. To the west, the Upper East Side is characterized by luxurious homes and a high standard of living. This area gained its reputation as one of the most affluent neighborhoods in NYC in the mid-1800s when the country’s wealthiest, including the Vanderbilts, Carnegies, Rockefellers and Roosevelts, moved into the neighborhood. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is on “Museum Row,” an area with a high concentration of museums, rounding out the elegance and grandeur that characterizes the western side of the Upper East Side.
