Fifth Seventy Seven

A prestigious and historic building in Lenox Hill, Fifth Seventy Seven is the gem of the Upper East Side. Full of famous residents and amazing service, this structure is listed as one of the three best buildings in the neighborhood by the real estate firm Brown Harris Stevens. With an emphasis on culinary and residential excellence, this complex is perfect for those who enjoy the finer things.

This is a full-service building that has a full-time doorman, concierge, and live-in super.  This landmarked building also has private dining rooms called “The Georgian Suites,” which provide residents with a catering experience perfect for any event. Other amenities include a rooftop terrace, a storage room, and multiple elevators.

This building is a co-op from 1927, which means every unit is unique due to decades of owner renovations and combinations. That said, units in this building have some similarities that residents can expect. For example, units usually range from one to six-bedroom apartments. Most units have an equal number of bedrooms to bathrooms. Many units even have more full bathrooms than bedrooms. Most units include a powder room.

Homes here are huge and beautiful, with classical architecture, oversized windows, and hardwood flooring that is the envy of every other building in the neighborhood. Many homes have functioning fireplaces in large, grand rooms that are kept separate from dining rooms and kitchens, most of which include large gas stoves and ovens, stainless steel refrigerators, and dishwashers. Laundry rooms come standard in these homes.

Fifth Seventy Seven is a historic building, constructed by the firm that built Grand Central, Warren & Wetmore. The home has always been a beacon of luxury, housing illustrious residents like Winthrop Williams Aldrich, Robert H. Ellsworth, and Louis Untermeyer. This building rests right next to Central Park and has access to other Lenox Hill hotspots like Kappo Masa and Sistina Italian Restaurant.