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Madison Avenue has a collection of mid-rise, pre-war buildings with distinctive copper roofs. This 15-story structure from 1925 is a handsome example with a tall, pitched roof and was converted to a condominium in 1985.
Situated in one of the Upper East Side's most sought-after areas, 30 East 76th Street offers a prime location for dining, shopping, art galleries, and convenient transportation. Just one block from Central Park and a short walk to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this 15-story pre-war building combines classic charm with modern convenience.
Built in 1925 and converted to a condominium in 1985, the building features only 16 residences, providing an intimate and exclusive atmosphere. It has a 24-hour doorman, ensuring privacy and security for residents. Located directly across from the iconic Carlyle Hotel, the building is surrounded by world-class boutiques, cultural institutions, renowned schools, and religious establishments.
A notable feature of the building is its striking redbrick façade, accented with subtle vertical piers and a beautifully sculpted, pitched copper roof that evokes timeless elegance. Residents enjoy convenient access to transportation, with the 77th Street subway station nearby and crosstown bus service on 79th Street, along with close proximity to Lenox Hill Hospital.
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