New York City Apartments for Rent near Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital

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.

254 East 68th Street is a striking construction on what is otherwise an architecturally undistinguished stretch of Second Avenue, but the eye-catching white brick tower of this luxury apartment building offer as appealing a living experience within as they do an attractive view from street level. For those seeking luxury apartment rentals on the Upper East Side, 254 East 68th Street offers a classic Upper East Side residence at a strikingly central location.

Le Triomphe's prime midtown location puts it in the center of Midtown's most luxurious stretch, while its long list of luxurious amenities puts Le Triomphe in the top tier of luxury rental apartment buildings in Manhattan. By every standard by which Manhattan luxury apartment buildings are judged, Le Triomphe is, yes, a triumph.

The enduring elegance of the Upper East Side has ensured that The Blake's prime Upper East Side location remains one of the most desirable addresses in all of Manhattan. A comprehensive 2008 renovation restored The Blake to the vanguard of Manhattan excellence, which means that these spacious flats are, still, among the most desirable apartments for rent on the Upper East Side. Reimagined as a boutique, hotel-style apartment residence, The Blake's combination of sophisticated features and superior amenities make it one of the premier no-fee rental listings on the Upper East Side.

205 E 59 is a 27-story, mid-block luxury apartment tower, located in the convergence of Midtown East and the Upper East Side. Construction on this post-war high-rise began in 2004, within the former site of the Coronet and Baronet movie theaters. Designed by Richard Dattner, this building has curved facades, and a 5,795-square foot outdoor area, complete with a pooch park and views of the Queensborough Bridge.

The luxury rental building located on 72nd street between Second and Third Avenue in Manhattan's Upper East Side is loaded is with luxury. Residences start on the seventh floor and there are only seven apartments per floor. These spacious units range in size from alcove studios to large one-bedroom units all the way to four bedroom apartments. Walk-in closets, granite kitchens and marble baths are standard in these Manhattan rentals, even the alcove studios. Most of the apartments for rent, even the one-bedrooms feature a full dinning room.