Welcome to this luxurious penthouse at 170 East 78th Street, a well-established, boutique, 1927 prewar cooperative. This is where sophistication meets charm in the heart of Manhattan. This exquisite residence boasts a large wrap around outdoor terrace (2,600 square feet) offering open city views, and a splendid place to entertain.

Fabulous parties have been held here over the years. Step inside and discover 8 spacious rooms, including 2 elegantly appointed bedrooms. The third bedroom is currently configured as a library.

The interior space is approximately 2,350 square feet.

Two inviting fireplaces add warmth and ambiance to the living spaces, while the private elevator landing ensures exclusive access to your urban oasis. The sun-drenched solarium provides a tranquil retreat, perfect for relaxation or entertaining guests and leads directly to the terrace.

The large formal dining room adjoins it and the flow from entrance to living room to dining room and solarium is gracious and elegant. Convenience abounds with a washer and dryer in the unit, and a large kitchen allowing for effortless living. The maid’s room is extra large and serves as the third bedroom.

Admire the prewar details that add character and allure to this exceptional penthouse, making it a true making it a true gem in the bustling city landscape. Bring your furry friend too, as this is a pet friendly building.

Experience the epitome of luxury living at 170 East 78th Street, where every corner tells a story of elegance and style.

The building is one block from the #6 train, and one block from both the express and local buses on Lexington Avenue and the uptown express and local buses on Third Avenue. The block is populated with townhouses and two elegant buildings anchoring it on Lexington Avenue. One of the most exclusive Japanese Sushi restaurants is right across the street.

Citarella and Sables (world’s best caviar) is nearby, as well as, many local restaurants and shops the East 70’s are known for. Museum mile is as close as 4 blocks, as is Central Park. There is a flip tax of 2.5% payable by the buyer and a five-year capital assessment.

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