The Carlyle Manhattan Most Storied Address Since 1930
The Carlyle at a Glance
35 East 76th Street, New York, NY 10021
Moses Ginsberg / Rosewood Hotels
Bien & Prince
1930
60
35
Condominium
Upper East Side
Why Buyers Choose The Carlyle
Our Take on The Carlyle
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The Carlyle at 35 East 76th Street stands as one of the most iconic residential addresses in New York City. Completed in 1930 and designed by the architectural firm Bien & Prince, this 35-story Art Deco landmark has served as the preferred Manhattan retreat for presidents, dignitaries, and cultural luminaries for nearly a century. Now managed by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, The Carlyle offers a singular combination of co-operative ownership and world-class hotel services on the Upper East Side.
With just 60 co-op apartments alongside approximately 190 hotel rooms, The Carlyle provides an exclusivity that few buildings in Manhattan can match. Residents benefit from 24-hour white-glove concierge, the acclaimed Valmont Spa, daily housekeeping, in-residence dining, and access to the building's legendary venues — Cafe Carlyle, Bemelmans Bar, and Dowling's restaurant. Ownership here is not simply a real estate transaction; it is entry into one of the most distinguished private communities in the world.
Located between Madison and Park Avenues, The Carlyle offers unmatched proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile, and the finest retail and dining destinations the Upper East Side has to offer. The building's Art Deco crown is a defining feature of the neighborhood skyline, and its interiors — originally designed by Dorothy Draper — continue to set the standard for refined New York living.
Apartments at The Carlyle begin at approximately $1.5 million and are available through the building's co-operative board. Whether you are seeking a gracious pied-a-terre or a grand full-floor residence with Central Park views, The Carlyle represents the pinnacle of Manhattan luxury real estate. Contact our advisory team to explore current availability and navigate the co-op purchase process with confidence.
Residence Collection
Classic Co-op Residences
800-1,600 sq ft
Premier Residences
1,800-3,200 sq ft
Grand Residences & Penthouses
3,500-5,500 sq ft
Residences from $1.5M
The Visionaries
Bien & Prince
Architect
The architectural firm of Bien & Prince, led by Sylvan Bien, designed The Carlyle in the late 1920s. Bien was among the foremost practitioners of Art Deco residential architecture in New York, and The Carlyle stands as his crowning achievement — a tower whose setback silhouette and decorative crown have defined the Upper East Side skyline for nearly a century.
Dorothy Draper
Interior Designer
The legendary Dorothy Draper brought her signature bold aesthetic to The Carlyle's public spaces, establishing a decorative identity that was daring, theatrical, and unmistakably luxurious. Her influence on American interior design was transformative, and The Carlyle remains one of the most celebrated canvases for her visionary approach.
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts
Hotel Management
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, one of the world's foremost ultra-luxury hospitality brands, manages The Carlyle's hotel operations and residential services. Under Rosewood's stewardship, the building continues to deliver the impeccable, personalized service that has defined The Carlyle experience for generations.
Upper East Side
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Carlyle?
The Carlyle is Manhattan most legendary residential hotel, a 35-story Art Deco landmark on the Upper East Side that has served as a home and retreat for presidents, royalty, and cultural icons since its completion in 1930. Managed by Rosewood Hotels, it remains the gold standard of New York luxury.
Is The Carlyle a co-op or condo?
The Carlyle operates as a co-operative, requiring board approval for all purchases. This exclusive ownership structure has long been favored by buyers who value the privacy, discretion, and selectivity that define the most prestigious co-op buildings in Manhattan.
What services are available to residents?
Carlyle residents enjoy the full complement of Rosewood hotel services including 24-hour concierge, room service, housekeeping, laundry and valet, the legendary Carlyle Restaurant, Bemelmans Bar, and the intimate Cafe Carlyle cabaret venue.
How many residential units are at The Carlyle?
The Carlyle contains approximately 60 privately owned co-op residences alongside the hotel rooms and suites. This extremely limited residential inventory makes opportunities to purchase at The Carlyle exceptionally rare and highly coveted.
What is the architectural significance of The Carlyle?
Designed by Bien and Prince and completed in 1930, The Carlyle is a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture and a designated New York City landmark. Its distinctive silhouette on the Upper East Side skyline has been an icon of Manhattan elegance for nearly a century.
What is the location advantage of The Carlyle?
Situated at 35 East 76th Street on the Upper East Side, The Carlyle is steps from Central Park, Madison Avenue shopping, Museum Mile, and the finest cultural institutions in the world. Few addresses in Manhattan offer this combination of prestige, convenience, and timeless appeal.
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35 East 76th Street, New York, NY 10021