E 76 ST #6

The epitome of elegance and sophistication, this sunny & sprawling three bed, two bath pre-war home is located in a prestigious co-op in one of the most coveted part of Upper East Side locations between Madison and Park, adjacent to the famous Carlyle Hotel, one block from Central Park, upscale shopping and gallery browsing on Madison Avenue and within minutes to Metropolitan and Guggenheim Museum.

The gracious entry foyer leads into an inviting and expansive, high ceiling living and dinin…

The epitome of elegance and sophistication, this sunny & sprawling three bed, two bath pre-war home is located in a prestigious co-op in one of the most coveted part of Upper East Side locations between Madison and Park, adjacent to the famous Carlyle Hotel, one block from Central Park, upscale shopping and gallery browsing on Madison Avenue and within minutes to Metropolitan and Guggenheim Museum.

The gracious entry foyer leads into an inviting and expansive, high ceiling living and dining room with original prewar wood burning fireplace, great southern light, and quiet city block views.

The master bedroom en suite is beautifully designed with two north facing windows, great northern light, and boasts a large windowed bath as well as plenty of closet space space for his and hers.

There is a second bathroom off of the hallway next to a second bedroom with two windows and views of the north and west.

Near the entry foyer is an elegant kitchen with top of the line stainless steel appliances; tons of cupboard space and storage, and a third bedroom (or potential home office) away from the other two bedrooms. The whole unit is with white wood oak flooring, and divine high ceilings for elegance and grace.

Other features of this residence include a laundry room with washer and dryer combo, air conditioning, and tons of closet space for storage. BEST FEATURE IN THIS HOME that each room has a window. Its incredibly rare to find a home that gives you so much of all exposures.

Located in the heart of New Yorks ultimate luxury offerings, 55 East 76th Street, built in by Frederick T. Camp, who designed a seven-story apartment house with additional fireproofing, three exit stairways and extra safety devices on the hydraulic, open-cage elevator in case of failure, he called the Imperial, is a landmarked, part time doormen , additional laundry facilities. Pets and pied-a-terres are permitted with Board approval.

70% financing is allowed.
1% flip tax to be paid by the buyer.
2.5% to buyers broker