• $2,800

no fee

  • Studio
  • 1 bath
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  • Available:10/06/2024
  • Days on market:454
  • Last price change:$50 (2%) 5 days ago

Bright, renovated 1 bedroom one, bathroom with good closets and great location. Close to 4,5,6 & Q subway lines. 4th floor walk up. Renovated Granite Countertops Desirable Layout Hardwood Floors Stainless Steel Appliances No Fee Pet Friendly These pre-war walk-up buildings are convenient to all the Upper East Side has to offer, including Central Park, Museum Mile, all transportation, excellent shopping, gourmet dining, and exciting nightlife

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Upper East Side

With Central Park serving as its western border, the Upper East Side is considered to be one of New York’s classic neighborhoods. It is home to many pre-war buildings, but also features modern high-rises offering views of Central Park and the East River. The Upper East Side is home to Museum Mile, which runs along Fifth Avenue fronting Central Park, and includes the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Neue Galerie New York, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, and many more.