32 E 76Th St

A boutique full-service condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the building rises 15 stories and was completed in 1982. Composed of roughly 30–33 residences, it offers primarily one- and multi-bedroom loft-style units with duplex configurations, high ceilings (some up to 17–22 feet), mezzanines, and open living plans. Interiors commonly include eat-in or galley kitchens, walk‑in closets, entrance foyers, and modern conveniences such as high-speed internet and elevator access; many residences feature oversized windows and restored hardwood or marble floors. The exterior presents a planted courtyard garden and a furnished roof deck, plus modest private outdoor spaces for select units. Common areas are staffed by a 24-hour doorman/concierge and supported by an on-site superintendent; building services include central laundry rooms and packaged mail/video security elements. Pet policies are generally restrictive to small dogs and cats (typically under 25 lbs.), with allowances for guarantors, foreign purchasers, and pied‑à‑terre ownership. The location—on East 76th Street between Madison and Park Avenues, directly across from the Carlyle and steps from Central Park—places residents within walking distance of museums, high-end shopping, restaurants, and multiple transit options, creating a classic Upper East Side residential lifestyle.