35 East 75th Street Upper East Side Apartment For Sale

Residence 11A/B - 35 East 75th Street

With a 56-foot wrap terrace, light from three exposures, and close to Central Park's sailboat pond and boathouse, Residence 11A/B at The Montclair is a distinguished ten-room home on the Upper East Side. Graciously proportioned, and rarely comes to market.

A grand entrance gallery sets the tone for the generous layout within. Sun fills the rooms throughout the day, with eastern, northern, and southern exposures drawing light from morning through afternoon. There are four bedrooms - readily reconfigurable as six - and 5.5 bathrooms. Every bedroom is ensuite including the dedicated staff bedroom. The primary suite features a separate dressing room and direct terrace access. A proper laundry room with secondary hook-up completes the private quarters. 17 closets, oversized windows and thru-wall air conditioning throughout speak to a home designed without compromise.

The apartment's defining feature is its 56-foot wrap terrace - 725 square feet of planted outdoor space with eastern, northern, and southern exposures. Opening directly from the primary bedroom, living room, and a secondary bedroom, it accommodates multiple seating and dining arrangements with ease.

The Montclair is among the neighborhood's most distinguished postwar cooperatives. Full-time doormen and extensive building staff ensure seamless daily living and an exceptional level of service. A brand-new state-of-the-art gym, in-building elevator access to the basement valet garage, and two dedicated parking spaces - included in the $4,948 monthly maintenance, along with utilities, two designated storage units and bike room access - a rare package. The Montclair is well-maintained, structurally sound and financially strong. The Co-op-owned retail spaces generate meaningful income that offsets operating costs.

Currently held as two units with separate stock certificates. No flip tax. Pets welcome. 50% financing permitted.

Originally built as a cooperative in 1959, The Montclair sits moments from Central Park, world-class museums, acclaimed restaurants, and efficient transit connections throughout Manhattan.