No neighborhood is quite as synonymous with luxury living in Manhattan as the Upper East Side. Manhattan's most desirable residential neighborhood for generations, the very words "Upper East Side" conjure an image of pre-war buildings, tree-lined streets and understated elegance. There's a reason for that, of course -- it's easy to find all of those on the Upper East Side -- but there's more to life on the Upper East Side than a sterling reputation.
Apartments on Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue are perhaps the most prestigious pieces of real estate in the nation, but while those blue-chip addresses are dominated by ultra-high-end co-ops, it's still possible to find luxury rentals on Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue, as evidenced by 1085 Park Avenue, an elegant pre-war rental building, and the equally stunning pre-war rental apartments at 1160 Fifth Avenue; the Emery Roth-designed 945 Park Avenue is somewhat younger than its pre-war peers (it was built in 1949), but is equally elegant. Further east, the buildings -- and the residents -- get younger, although the Upper East Side's more modern luxury rentals are also among the most sought-after in Manhattan real estate. Solow's One East River Place is a stunningly modern full-service luxury rental tower, and modern rental buildings such as The Lucerne and The Post Toscana meet the neighborhood's high standard for excellence.
And of course what has always been great about the Upper East Side remains great -- beautiful parks along the East River and proximity to Central Park; the world-class cultural attractions of Museum Mile; block after block of luxury shopping and some of the finest restaurants in the city; the finest schools in Manhattan. In this case, the generations of buzz are more than justified, and more than enough to make any New Yorker want to 'move on up' to one of New York City's finest residential neighborhoods.
1085 Park Avenue exhibits pre-war style amidst the class of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. With spacious layouts and luxury furnishings, the design of the units complements the building’s luxury amenities. The ideal location features proximity to art museums, and the elegant culture of the Upper East Side.
Combining lavish pre-war attributes with the amenities of a modern apartment building, 1160 Fifth Avenue offers luxury rentals on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Standing 6 stories tall, the 70-unit building offers valet service and 24-hour concierge, while placing residents near Central Park and the city’s renowned museum mile.
As the tallest residential building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, 1214 Fifth Avenue boasts 230 apartments throughout its 50 floors. The building is located across the street from Central Park and sits on the Museum Mile, one of the most sought-after residential areas in New York City.
The Upper East Side’s 151 East 80th Street is a high-end Manhattan rental building, offering 42 apartments throughout its 12 floors. Situated between Central Park and the East River, the upscale complex is not only near some of the city’s finest attraction points, but also numerous restaurants and nightlife options.
With a choice location on the Upper East Side, 160 East 84th Street offers luxury in one of New York’s most prized neighborhoods. The building comes with fully furnished units featuring oak floors and custom floor plans. It also boasts proximity to the finest shopping options in all of Manhattan.
Providing residents with definitive Upper East Side living, 167 East 82nd Street offers 38 luxury rental units within a 10-story pre-war structure. Along with 24-hour concierge and laundry service, residents are only blocks away from Central Park, Museum Mile, and exquisite dining and shopping options.
200 East 87th Street stands out among Manhattan apartment buildings, as the 23-story Upper East Side structure provides more than luxury residences, offering a school and retail space below. In addition to these features, residents can take advantage of the health club, 24-hour concierge, and tenant lounge.
Situated between Midtown East and the Upper East Side, 205 E 59th Street is a 27-story post-war high-rise offering 62 luxury apartments for rent. Residents can take advantage of the building’s full-floor gym, exclusive garden terrace, and proximity to some of Manhattan’s finest attractions.
As a 35-story high rise on the Upper East Side, 211 East 70th Street was originally constructed in 1976 but has been renovated to keep up with modern city renters. The building’s luxury apartments range in size from one- to three-bedrooms, and residents are placed in close proximity of Central Park and the Met.
Standing as a 32-story apartment tower on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, 215 East 68th Street offers 608 luxury rental units in a building famous for housing New York dignitaries. Residents can take advantage of the structure’s vibrant uptown location, with considerable collection of excellent dining and shopping options.
