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The Newport is a 19-story condominium with 366 units on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It offers various amenities including a 24-hour doorman, roof deck with pool, and on-site garage, but does not allow pied-a-terres. Currently, 11 apartments are for sale.
Newport East at 370 East 76th Street is a 19 story, 366 unit post-war cooperative completed in 1966 and arranged as three wings with entrances on East 75th and East 76th streets. Its central section recedes from First Avenue while streetfront retail maintains the avenue building line, and a late 1990s renovation gave the entrance and lobby bright midcentury styling. Former resident Joe Namath is the building’s best known name.
Many apartments have balconies or terraces, broad windows, hardwood floors and generous closet space. Flexible alcove and junior layouts recur alongside separate dining areas, while larger plans often separate the bedrooms. Maintenance covers electricity, heating and central air.
A heated seasonal rooftop saltwater pool and sundeck occupy the roof. The building also has a 24 hour doorman, concierge, live-in resident manager, two central laundry rooms, bicycle and private storage, and an attended garage; a coffee shop and tailor operate at street level. The co-op permits pets up to 30 pounds and subletting for two of every five years, but does not allow pied-à-terre ownership.
The building sits on tree lined East 76th Street in Lenox Hill, with John Jay Park to the east and Central Park to the west. The Q train stops at 72nd Street on Second Avenue, and the 6 train stops at 77th Street on Lexington Avenue. Carl Schurz Park, Citarella, Agata & Valentina and Eli’s are also in the surrounding neighborhood.
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