310 E. 70 Street is a beautifully maintained, 12-story post-war cooperative situated on a peaceful, tree-lined block between First and Second Avenues in the heart of Lenox Hill . Hallways and lobby was recently renovated. Originally built in 1959 and converted to a co-op in 1988, this full-service mid-scale building contains 134 apartments. It features a classic white-brick facade, a canopied entrance with polished gray granite, and lush sidewalk landscaping. The building is highly regarded for its deep amenity package, including a 24-hour doorman and concierge staff, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, common storage, and a bike room. Shareholders benefit from a stunning, landscaped roof deck and a full-service parking garage with direct elevator access that offers discounted parking rates. 1K is the largest alcove studio in the building. Five large windows facing North, 3 large closets, you have a good sized kitchen, the kitchen has been opened up to create a island with two stools. there is a dining area, a very large alcove that fits a queen bed with dressers on each side. The living room is spacious with endless possibilities. . There is also room for a desk or workspace. co purchasing, gifting, and guarantors allowed The co-op maintains a liberal pet policy for shareholders and allows pied–terres, though pets are strictly prohibited for renters. The building is incredibly well-connected, with the Q train around the corner at 69th Street and the 6, F, M66, and M72 transit lines just blocks away.