Pamela Marcus and Phil Wells of Corcoran close Residence 3J at 170 East End Avenue for $4 million
Corcoran's Marcus-Wells Team, with Leighton Candler and Rachel Brandeis, sold a designer-finished three-bedroom condominium in Peter Marino's 170 East End Avenue, overlooking Carl Schurz Park. The sale closed on September 28, 2026.
Pamela Marcus and Phil Wells of Corcoran's Marcus-Wells Team, together with Leighton Candler and Rachel Brandeis, have closed the sale of Residence 3J at 170 East End Avenue for $4,000,000. The sale closed on September 28, 2026.
The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath condominium spans 1,928 square feet and was finished by designer Mark Cunningham. A gallery entry with Venetian plaster walls leads to a living room with more than 30 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Carl Schurz Park, and a small balcony faces the East River.
The kitchen is fitted with custom wood cabinetry to the ceiling, a Wolf range, a Liebherr refrigerator and wine storage and a Miele dishwasher, with a dining area built around a leather banquette. The primary suite is lined in Phillip Jeffries silk wallcovering and has nine custom closets, including a 10-foot-deep walk-in, plus a renovated marble bath with a soaking tub, steam shower and radiant-heated floors. The two additional bedrooms, now set up as an office and a den, each have their own marble bath, and the home has central air, wide oak parquet floors and motorized shades.
Designed by Peter Marino and completed in 2008, 170 East End Avenue is a 20-story, 119-unit condominium with a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a landscaped courtyard, a garage, a fitness center with yoga and Pilates studios, a 40-seat media room, a golf simulator, a basketball and squash court, a playroom and a private library.
Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Corcoran sold page and NYC deed / public record (recorded October 2026). Photos: Courtesy Corcoran. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.