Parkside Prewar Perfection! This meticulously renovated 1-bedroom residence is brimming with style and sophistication and perfect for the discerning buyer seeking an elegant, move-in ready home or pied-a-terre! Just steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, the famed Madison Avenue shopping corridor, The Carlyle and Mark Hotels, and endless other icons of New York City, the building’s unbeatable Upper East Side address surrounds you with the city’s finest shops, eateries, and cultural institutions.

With triple exposures (south, west, and north), this bright home is the perfect sanctuary, and no expense was spared in the recent renovation that included new built-in bookshelves, storage cabinets, closets, moldings, and paneling; new through-wall A/C; strip hardwood floors refinished to pristine condition; and a working fireplace adapted to the ingenious ventless, clean fuel HearthCabinet system. The home’s windowed kitchen features a SubZero refrigerator and freezer, Italian Ilve range, chic custom cabinetry, a deep farmhouse sink, and gleaming stone countertops.

The home’s windowed marble bathroom has been redone with similar fine attention to detail, flaunting Waterworks tiling and fixtures, a glass stall shower, and an expanded vanity. This showpiece property is further enhanced by completely updated electrical (with connections for fast-speed FIOS internet), stunning casement windows, sophisticated pendant and sconce lighting, and a large private storage locker in the building’s basement.

Erected in 1928 in the neo-Tudor style, 177 East 77th Street boasts a strikingly beautiful facade and has housed famous artists and socialites alike. Residents of this pet-friendly, full-service building enjoy an elegant coffered-ceiling lobby, full-time doorman, resident superintendent, porters, laundry room, storage room, and bicycle storage in the basement.

Situated on East 77th street between Park and Madison, this home’s outstanding location marries residential tranquility with accessibility to shopping, restaurants, parks, museums, and ease of transportation (access to the 4/5/6 lines on 77th and Lexington and the crosstown bus on 79th Street).

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