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9 East 75th Street is a six story post-war rental building completed in 1952, with 18 apartments on a red brick, tree lined block in the Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. section of the Upper East Side. Its most distinctive residential feature is the range of layouts with private outdoor space, including duplexes with gardens, one bedroom apartments with patios or balconies, and other homes with terraces.
The apartments include studios, one bedroom layouts, and larger duplex residences. High ceilings and hardwood floors recur among the renovated interiors, while duplex configurations create a two level alternative to the building's more compact homes. Private gardens and patios are especially prominent in the lower level apartments, and balconies extend the outdoor space of some upper residences.
Building amenities include a central laundry room, outdoor entertaining space, and pet friendly policies. Apartment renovations have introduced updated kitchens and bathrooms, dishwashers, stainless steel appliances, and in-unit washer/dryers, while some studios retain practical details such as custom bookshelves and generous storage.
Central Park is just north of the building, with Museum Row, Madison Avenue boutiques, restaurants, and cafes nearby. The 75th Street block is also close to the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines and M15 bus service.
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