The Apartment
With floor to ceiling windows can fully experience the Norther&Eastern River/City exposures. The residence is an expansive three bedrooms, three bathrooms with the master being a corner unit, containing double amenity sinks and lavatories. Stainless Steel appliances line the walk through kitchen and marble for the bathrooms. A washer/dryer is contained with in the residence along with a dishwasher.
Note: Diplomats Welcome.
Contact us at 718-877-8100 or 917-494-5752 to schedule your showing today.
The Building
This upper east side monolith of luxury is encased in black glass, dons a private drive way and offers an exclusive address many dream of having. White glove service, includes, 24hr doorman, concierge and valet. Hi speed elevators, top of the line health club and a formal landscaped courtyard. The building is centrally located near mass transportation with just a couple of blocks walk to Central Park, restaurants, Museum/ Galleries, Shopping and Hotels. Additional Amenities include, CATV, High speed access ready, stainless steel Bosch appliances, floor to ceiling windows, black granite kitchens and marble bathroom finishes.
The Upper East Side
Among the most expensive and affluent neighborhoods in the United States, the Upper East Side has a diverse and interesting history. From 59th to 96th Streets and Central Park to the East River, the upper east side was largely undeveloped land in the early 19th century. In the latter part of the 1800's development began to stir due to an influx of immigrants and migrants to the city. By the 1890's most of the upper east side contained residential developments housing working class people.
The late 19th, early 20th century witnessed the influx of the rich and affluent who quickly developed land along Park and 5th Avenue up to 96th street. As the 20th century progressed so did the luxury apartment building and residences which brings us to the present day upper east side.
The Upper East Side Neighborhoods
Upper East Side is demarcated by 59th to 96th Streets and Central Park to the East River.
Residential Areas We Specialize In:
We are also specialists in Midtown West, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Midtown East, Chelsea / Flatiron, Murry Hill / Gramercy, Kips Bay, Greenwich Village, East Village / Lower East Side, Tribeca / SOHO, Battery Park City (BPC), Financial District (FiDi), Harlem, South of Harlem (SOHA), East of Harlem (EOHA), North of Harlem (NOHA), Washington Heights and Inwood.
Other Manhattan Apartments in our Inventory:
Damon C. Carpentier
Yvonne Carella
With floor to ceiling windows can fully experience the Norther&Eastern River/City exposures. The residence is an expansive three bedrooms, three bathrooms with the master being a corner unit, containing double amenity sinks and lavatories. Stainless Steel appliances line the walk through kitchen and marble for the bathrooms. A washer/dryer is contained with in the residence along with a dishwasher.
Note: Diplomats Welcome.
Contact us at 718-877-8100 or 917-494-5752 to schedule your showing today.
The Building
This upper east side monolith of luxury is encased in black glass, dons a private drive way and offers an exclusive address many dream of having. White glove service, includes, 24hr doorman, concierge and valet. Hi speed elevators, top of the line health club and a formal landscaped courtyard. The building is centrally located near mass transportation with just a couple of blocks walk to Central Park, restaurants, Museum/ Galleries, Shopping and Hotels. Additional Amenities include, CATV, High speed access ready, stainless steel Bosch appliances, floor to ceiling windows, black granite kitchens and marble bathroom finishes.
The Upper East Side
Among the most expensive and affluent neighborhoods in the United States, the Upper East Side has a diverse and interesting history. From 59th to 96th Streets and Central Park to the East River, the upper east side was largely undeveloped land in the early 19th century. In the latter part of the 1800's development began to stir due to an influx of immigrants and migrants to the city. By the 1890's most of the upper east side contained residential developments housing working class people.
The late 19th, early 20th century witnessed the influx of the rich and affluent who quickly developed land along Park and 5th Avenue up to 96th street. As the 20th century progressed so did the luxury apartment building and residences which brings us to the present day upper east side.
The Upper East Side Neighborhoods
Upper East Side is demarcated by 59th to 96th Streets and Central Park to the East River.
Residential Areas We Specialize In:
We are also specialists in Midtown West, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Midtown East, Chelsea / Flatiron, Murry Hill / Gramercy, Kips Bay, Greenwich Village, East Village / Lower East Side, Tribeca / SOHO, Battery Park City (BPC), Financial District (FiDi), Harlem, South of Harlem (SOHA), East of Harlem (EOHA), North of Harlem (NOHA), Washington Heights and Inwood.
Other Manhattan Apartments in our Inventory:
Damon C. Carpentier
Yvonne Carella
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