170 East End Ave

170 East End Avenue
Upper East Side

Grand 2 and 3 Bedroom Condominium Homes Designed By Architect Peter Marino

Designed by Peter Marino for luxurious family living, the residences offer generous proportions and exquisite details. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring light, air, and sweeping East River and skyline views into the living spaces: kitchens with breakfast rooms, formal dining rooms, family rooms, private bedroom wings, and maids' rooms. Ten-foot ceilings accentuate the stunning Peter Marino custom interiors. Each residence boasts one-of-a-kind oak rift-cut and quarter-sawn parquet flooring. The state-of-the-art kitchens are lavishly appointed with hand-selected Swiss quartzite countertops. Italian Perlino Bianco slab marble envelops the lush, tranquil baths. Immediate Occupancy

Additional features of this new development include: 24 Hour Concierge and doorman, 40 Seat Screening Room, Billiards Room, Fully equiped gym, Golf Simulator, On-site parking garage, Squash court, and Toddler's Play Room and Art Room.

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Details

Condo
Postwar
Built in 2008
20 floors
119 units
Elevator
Pet friendly

Amenities

Concierge
Doorman
Central air
Common courtyard
Common garden
Common roof deck
Garage

Past Sales at 170 East End Ave

Units Sold	Price	Beds	Baths	Rooms	Approx. Sq. Ft.	Price per Sq. Ft.	Date Sold
TWNHSE B	$4,800,000	3	3.5	8	3,149	$1,524	11/21/2011
6BCD	$7,891,438	5	6		5,156	$1,531	4/27/2011
16A	$7,700,000	4	5.5	4	3,605	$2,136	9/7/2010
PH2B	$11,000,000	5	6.5	7	4,924	$2,234	6/28/2010
2D	$2,350,000	3	3.5	5	1,986	$1,183	2/23/2010
2C	$1,495,000	1	1.5	3	1,026	$1,457	10/20/2009
PH1B	$11,980,000	5	6.5	7	4,924	$2,433	8/13/2009
16C	$7,150,000	4	5.5	9	3,605	$1,983	8/4/2009
17AB	$16,095,000	5	7.5	12.5	6,436	$2,501	7/29/2009
PH1A	$11,600,000	5	6.5	9	4,902	$2,366	7/1/2009
11F	$4,022,088	3	3.5	6	2,354	$1,709	6/19/2009
11C	$3,700,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,209	$1,675	6/10/2009
18A	$7,800,000	4	5.5	9.5	3,605	$2,164	6/8/2009
16B	$6,523,200	3	3.5	6.5	2,718	$2,400	5/6/2009
4K	$1,495,000	1	1.5	3	1,010	$1,480	3/26/2009
15A	$7,850,000	4	5.5	6	3,611	$2,174	3/13/2009
14A	$7,433,225	4	5.5	8	3,611	$2,058	3/13/2009
4CDE	$6,400,000	6	5.5		4,687	$1,365	3/13/2009
10A	$5,000,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,340	$2,137	3/4/2009
14B	$4,425,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,718	$1,628	2/18/2009
7A	$6,100,000	4	4.5	12	3,147	$1,938	2/13/2009
3C	$1,075,000	1	1.5	3	1,008	$1,066	2/2/2009
15C	$7,500,000	4	5.5	8	3,619	$2,072	1/26/2009
14C	$7,600,000	4	5.5	8	3,619	$2,100	12/30/2008
8D	$3,700,000	3	3.5	5	2,184	$1,694	12/22/2008
12C	$8,700,000	4	5.5	9.5	3,619	$2,404	12/19/2008
12B	$5,525,000	3	3.5	5	2,717	$2,033	12/12/2008
10CD	$7,000,000	6	6.5	9.5	4,393	$1,593	11/18/2008
10F	$4,420,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,354	$1,878	11/18/2008
10/11B	$6,250,000	3	3.5	6	2,642	$2,366	11/18/2008
9F	$4,000,000	3	3.5	6	2,363	$1,693	10/21/2008
8C	$3,700,000	3	3.5	3	2,209	$1,675	10/16/2008
7F	$3,100,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,215	$1,400	10/7/2008
7J/K	$5,755,000	4	4.5	8	3,219	$1,788	10/6/2008
7GH	$6,500,000	4	4.5	8.5	3,653	$1,779	10/2/2008
7E	$3,100,000	3	3.5	6.5	2,197	$1,411	10/2/2008
8F/8-9E	$12,000,000	6	6.5	12.5	5,002	$2,399	9/25/2008
6G/H	$6,790,000	4	4.5	4	3,653	$1,859	8/19/2008
6E/F	$7,250,000	5	6.6	9	4,388	$1,652	8/18/2008
4M	$1,750,000	2	2.5	4	1,653	$1,059	6/23/2008
4L	$2,160,000	2	2.5	4.5	1,328	$1,627	6/23/2008

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The Upper East Side historically exemplifies serious landmark-type apartments but remains a neighborhood where there’s a co-op or condo for everyone. Strict co-ops (some with o’-say-can-you-see Central Park views) continue to prevail in the Upper East Side from Park to Fifth Avenues, but there are plenty of studios, one- and two-bedroom condos, and rentals on the Upper East Side as well. Luxury new condo buildings include the Laurel, with a world-class gym that would satisfy any triathlete, the Lucida, and the Brompton.

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