300 E 79Th St

An 18-story boutique condominium on the Upper East Side, completed in 2007–2008, offering a small collection of residences (roughly 33–34 units) across mid-rise floors. The building reads as a contemporary glass-clad tower with floor-to-ceiling windows in most homes, generous ceiling heights (commonly nine to thirteen feet in penthouses), and a façade that emphasizes light and views. Units are primarily two- to four-bedroom condominium layouts with loft-like great rooms, formal entry foyers, separate dining areas, and eat-in chef’s kitchens finished with premium appliances (Sub-Zero, Wolf, Bosch). Interiors typically feature walnut hardwood floors, recessed lighting, multiple walk-in closets, dual vanities, soaking tubs, and high-end marble and Pietra Cardosa tile details in bathrooms. Common spaces include a landscaped terrace/roof deck, an entertainment/amenity suite with kitchen and outdoor fireplace, a private fitness center, children’s playroom, laundry/central laundry room, bicycle and storage rooms, and a package/refrigerated delivery room. Service and staffing are full-service caliber with a 24-hour doorman, concierge, and resident manager; additional building conveniences include a resident lounge, private terraces associated with some units, and occasional private elevator landings for select residences. The property benefits from a Lenox Hill/Upper East Side location near Central Park, museums, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, combining a quiet, small-building residential scale with full-service urban amenities.