Oversized wausau windowsHigh-floor corner residenceFloor-to-ceiling windowsBreathtaking open city viewsSoaring ceilingsSophisticated architectural designRadiant heated floors
A rare high-floor corner residence flooded with natural light from multiple exposures. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase spectacular open south and west city views, creating a bright and airy living environment throughout the day. Beautiful spacious 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence featuring soaring ceilings, generous room proportions, and breathtaking open city views.
The Condominium is ideally located at the corner of East 77th Street and Second Avenue in the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. This vibrant, family-friendly neighborhood offers some of the city’s finest restaurants, museums, private and public schools, shopping, gourmet food markets, and parks, all just moments away. Conveniently located near the subway, the building combines the privacy of a boutique 32-residence condominium with luxury full-service living.
With only two residences per floor, residents enjoy exceptional privacy and comfort. Features include gourmet kitchens with custom Poggenpohl cabinetry, beautiful hardwood floors, oversized Wausau windows, and sophisticated architectural design highlighted by a striking Trespa mosaic façade.
The spacious primary bathroom is a true retreat, featuring luxurious Kohler fixtures, radiant heated floors, a steam shower, elegant granite and marble finishes, and custom vanities.
This exceptional apartment truly has it all—space, light, views, luxury finishes, and an unbeatable Upper East Side location.
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