New York City Apartments for Rent near Birch Wathen Lenox School

New York City was awash in mustaches and polyester when 211 East 70th Street was built back in 1976, but this stately 35-story high-rise has aged gracefully thanks to its classic good looks and some inventive renovations that have kept it in the vanguard of luxury apartment buildings on the Upper East Side. Stately and distinguished in a classically Upper East Side way, 211 East 70th Street offers those looking for rental apartments on the Upper East Side quintessentially luxurious Manhattan residences with some very modern amenities.

167 East 82nd Street offers a quintessentially luxurious Upper East Side living experience from a prime location in the very heart of one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhood. In a neighborhood that has been among Manhattan's most luxurious communities for decades, 167 East 82nd Street offers renters a classically opulent living experience with some very welcome modern elements.

The Fairmont, a 33-story rental apartment building, was erected in 1979 at 300 East 75th Street. It has many balconies and a curved driveway with fountains leading to a two-story-high lobby.

The full-service building has 470 apartments with river and city views, health club, landscaped private garden, 24-hour attended garage, laundry room, maid service, valet, nursery and rooftop sun deck. Bathrooms boast mirrored, double-door cabinetry and marble baths, and kitchens are loaded with modern appliances.

The Marlowe is a unique luxury rental building that offers those looking for apartments on the Upper East Side condo-quality living and understated elegance in the very heart of one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods. With an eye-catching design by Philip Birnbaum and a prime location, The Marlowe offers renters modern luxury rentals that come with all the amenities apartment seekers expect from a luxury rental on the Upper East Side.

This large, red-brick, 35-story apartment tower is in a prime Upper East Side location, adjacent to Grace's Marketplace food store on the avenue and across from the handsome Tower East apartment building whose setbacks provide considerable light and air.

One of the most affluent parts of Manhattan, the Upper East Side is a neighborhood filled with luxurious prewar apartments for rent that cater to a crowd seeking the highest comforts and conveniences. 50 East 78th Street is one of these buildings; originally built in 1936, this 12-story midrise luxury Manhattan rental was recently converted to accommodate modern sensibilities of space and décor. The building houses 41 apartments, and a host of amenities, that make 50 East 78th Street a residential option for any serious New Yorker.