370 E 76th St APT C806, New York, NY 10021

PRICE IMPROVEMENT - EXCEPTIONAL ONE BEDROOM OPPORTUNITY in The NEWPORT EAST! Doorman building with LOW MAINTENANCE INCLUDING UTILITIES! Welcome to The Newport East! This large one-bedroom apartment on the Upper East Side offers the perfect blend of space, light, and convenience with low maintenance. This bright, south-facing apartment features a spacious living area and updated kitchen with excellent storage and counter space. The home boasts five closets, including one walk-in, providing exceptional storage. Located in a full-service doorman building, residents enjoy top-tier amenities including a rooftop deck with pool and the convenience of a live-in superintendent. Apartment Features: • Large one bedroom layout • Bright southern exposure • Quiet apartment • Updated kitchen with ample storage • 5 closets (1 walk-in) Building Features: • 24-hour doorman • Elevator building • Rooftop deck with pool • Live-in superintendent • Prime Upper East Side location • Utilities included in maintenance The Newport East is a well managed, full-service building on the Upper East Side. The 19 story building, with 368 residential units was built in the 1960's and converted to a cooperative in 1986. The Newport East features 24/7 doormen, concierge, live-in super, garage parking, roof deck and rooftop saltwater swimming pool, two laundry rooms, bike room, storage rooms and an even on site tailor! The below average monthly maintenance includes all utilities. Pets under 30lbs are allowed. Ideally situated on the quiet, tree-lined East 76th Street, this home offers easy access to the 6 and Q trains, crosstown buses, top medical centers, John Jay Park, and a vibrant mix of nearby dining options. Starbucks and Rainbow (houseware/hardware) are tenants of the building providing extra convenience. The electricity, heat/air are included in the maintenance. There is a $153.98 monthly assessment in place for Capital improvements and a $68.44 monthly assessment (short term) for the garage renovation to make up for loss of income to the building.