170 E 77Th St

An 11-story prewar condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1940 and converted to condo use with extensive modern renovations. The building follows Art Deco design cues: casement windows, beamed ceilings in many units, iron Deco-style railings and a stepped, sculptural interior plan that yields sunken living rooms and raised dining areas in several residences. Unit mix is dominated by two- and four-bedroom layouts alongside generously scaled one-bedrooms; apartments commonly feature high ceilings, defined entrance foyers, formal dining areas, multiple closets including walk-ins, and primary baths with double vanities and soaking tubs. Kitchens are often windowed and upgraded with premium appliances in recent remodels. Common areas include a planted roof deck, a sky-lit fitness room, and a secure lobby staffed by a 24-hour doorman plus a live-in resident manager. Additional services and provisions include a bike room, private storage (for sale or rent), and on-site laundry facilities; many units offer in-unit washer/dryer hookups. The building allows pets and provides concierge-style full-service staffing and maintenance. Located on East 77th Street between Lexington and Third Avenue, it sits within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines (including the 6 and Q), cross-town buses, Central Park, and Upper East Side retail, dining, and cultural destinations, supporting a classic, transit-oriented Manhattan lifestyle.