70 East 77th Street

70 East 77th Street, NEW YORK, NY 10075

UNITS 29

FLOORS 9

BUILT 1918

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The mid-rise building at 70 East 77th Street is one of the Upper East Side's most desirable luxury residential addresses. Built in 1917, this nine-story prewar building has just 32 condominium apartments, and is located very close to neighborhood hotspots like Madison Avenue, Carlyle Hotel and the very beautiful Central Park. While the residences at 70 East 77th Street have several noteworthy features, one particularly interesting characteristic of the homes here are that they all contain traditional wood-burning fireplaces. Residents of this pet-friendly building will also enjoy a suite of luxury amenities, which include a full-time doorman and a bicycle room.

Building Amenities

bike storagedoormanlaundrystorage roomsublets allowedwasher/dryer allowed

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Unit	Beds	Baths	SqFt	Price
3C Listing Courtesy of Sloane Square LLC	4 Beds	3 Baths	2,200	$ 2,950,000
6/7B Listing Courtesy of Modlin Group LLC	4 Beds	7 Baths	4,100	$ 9,000,000

The Upper East Side is iconic for its landmarks, museums, and history. Known as one of the most affluent neighborhoods in NYC, the historic mansions and brownstones that made this area famous were once home to the country’s wealthiest, such as the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, and Carnegies. The neighborhood is stacked with landmarks: Central Park borders the Upper East Side to the east, along with a handful of New York City’s best museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The neighborhood’s leafy avenues house elite schools and world-class retailers and restaurants. Along Fifth Avenue, the construction of ultra-luxury skyscrapers has led to the creation of the exclusive Billionaire’s Row, where some of NYC's most elite residents hang their hats. There are also several consulates located in the area, making the Upper East Side a prestigious neighborhood for those hoping to contribute to its great history.

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