(l-r) Rendering of 420 East 75th Street (ARC Architecture + Design); Google Streetview
Over the past few years, Manhattan’s Upper East Side has welcomed new residential development that has surpassed previous heights and offered contemporary takes on classic architecture. However, it has also seen smaller boutique buildings as well as massive multi-family projects. A case in point is 420 East 75th Street, which has recently launched sales from $3.995 millionon its six full-floor three-bedroom units. An offering plan was accepted last week, and occupancy is estimated for April 2025.
Developer Urban View, through the entity Brooklyn B, bought the site between York and First Avenues for $5.75 million in April 2022 (as per public records). The idea was originally to expand on the carriage house formerly on the site, but an entirely new building rose instead. Renderings by ARC Architecture + Design Studio show a sleek, light-colored building clad in Roman brick and sporting oversized windows and glass balconies. A typical full-floor unit offers 2,350 square feet of living space and two private balconies with north and south exposures. Further details on the interiors may be seen below.
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The prior design by ARC Architecture + Design Studio sought to preserve the two-story exterior of the carriage house. The new design is more provides a gray Roman brick exterior and larger balconies
Boutique condominiums of this size are not known for their extensive amenity packages, but 420 East 75th Street’s is extremely generous. The building is protected by virtual doorman service, and amenities include a fitness room, a spa area with traditional and infrared saunas, a pet spa, a library, and a double-height lounge with catering kitchen. Outdoor offerings include a south-facing walled garden and a roof terrace with elevator access, grills, and open city views.
Additionally, in a move similar to 328 Grand Street on the Lower East Side, the building offers climate-controlled “accessory rooms” for purchase. These allow residents to create their own offices, art or podcast studios, wine cellars, or whatever else they can dream up.
Additionally, in a move similar to 328 Grand Street on the Lower East Side, the building offers climate-controlled “accessory rooms” for purchase. These allow residents to create their own offices, art or podcast studios, wine cellars, or whatever else they can dream up.
Google Earth image showing location of the project
420 East 75th Street is situated in close proximity to John Jay Park, prominent hospitals like New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and Hospital for Special Surgery, and popular restaurants lining First Avenue. The 72nd Street Q train is a short distance away.
It also takes its place among other new development boutique buildings on the Upper East Side. 323 East 79th Street, The Wren, and The Marx debuted in recent years, but there are no current availabilities at any of these buildings comprising collections of floor-through units. We look inside 420 East 75th Street, as well as at listings at surrounding Upper East Side buildings.
It also takes its place among other new development boutique buildings on the Upper East Side. 323 East 79th Street, The Wren, and The Marx debuted in recent years, but there are no current availabilities at any of these buildings comprising collections of floor-through units. We look inside 420 East 75th Street, as well as at listings at surrounding Upper East Side buildings.
All units at 420 East 75th Street are reached via direct elevator entrance and filled with light from oversized windows.
Kitchens come equipped with center islands, cabinets clad in custom Shinnoki panels, and chef-grad appliances by Cove, Sub-Zero, and Wolf.
Private outdoor space in every unit allows for effortless indoor/outdoor entertaining.
All bedrooms feature generous closet space, and the primary suites boast walk-in closets.
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Spa-like primary baths feature radiant floor heating, walk-in showers, and custom vanities with Robern medicine cabinets.
One of the secondary baths features a large soaking tub.
Additional features include dimmable and programmable lighting, gliding pocket doors, electrified shade pockets in every room, and in-unit laundry.
Upper East Side Condo Listings
The Pembroke, #10G (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
The Saratoga, #4FG (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
The Impala, #18A (Sothebys International Realty)
420 East 75th Street, #2 (Compass)
The Charles, #11FL (Nest Seekers LLC)
Lux 74, #GARDEN (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
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