This five-story, midblock, pre-war building has a convenient Upper East Side location that is close to supermarkets, movie theaters, and video rental stories.

The gray-brick building is a cooperative and has 50 apartments, consistent fenestration, a five-step-up entrance, fire escapes, and protruding air-conditioners and no doorman, no sidewalk landscaping, no health club, and no garage.

It is three blocks south of an express subway station at Lexington Avenue and 86th Street where there is very good cross-town bus service.

There are numerous religious and cultural institutions in the area.