404 East 76th Street #8B

A rare opportunity to purchase this spectacular one-bedroom home located in The Impala, a recent construction, luxury condominium on the Upper East Side. This most sought after, turn-key home is located in the Tower portion of the building with only 4 apartments per floor. It boasts a spacious floor plan with wall-to-wall windows, high-end finishes, numerous upgrades and 9 foot ceilings.

Enter the inviting foyer which leads to a beautiful, light-filled living room with a wall of west-facing windows and charming dining area. The contemporary kitchen features luxury granite counter-tops and ample cabinet space. The bright bedroom is a wonderful size with a wall of west-facing windows and a French-door closet. Gorgeous updated bathroom has high-end fixtures, subway tile, and granite counters. The apartment features large custom closets, custom window treatments, city sound windows and a Bosch Washer/Dryer in the Unit.

The unit is occupied with current rent of $3,275 until September 2017, and $3,350 until the end of the lease, October 2018. This is an amazing investment opportunity with tremendous upside due to the re-emergence of the popularity of the Upper East side. The Impala is just a short walk away from John Jay Park, Carl Schurz Park and the East River Esplanade. A few blocks away is also the new Second Avenue Subway!

Designed by world famous architect Michael Graves and built in 2001, The Impala is a luxurious 31-story condominium located on a tree-lined street. Residents enter through an elegant rotunda finished with mahogany and limestone. The building provides 24-hour doorman and concierge service, and pets are welcomed. This is a non-smoking building.

Amenities include a full fitness center with steam, sauna and massage room, bike storage, business center/conference room with Wi-Fi, live-in Super, private storage, children's playroom, wine cellar and on-site garage with valet service. Residents also have access to a 15,000 square foot private courtyard garden accentuated by a Zen-like stream and life-sized Impala sculptures by the famed Diane DeJger. The building is wired for Verizon Fios.