Upper East Side // MANHATTAN
211-213 East 73rd Street – 4A
PRICE
$2250
Availability
IMMEDIATE
0 BEDS
1 BATH
Pet Friendly
Gross Rent: $2250
Net Effective: $1875
Incentive Price: 2 Months Free on a 12 Month Lease
Unit Details: Hardwood Floors, A/C
Min Max Lease Term: 1 year / 1 year
Net Effective: $1875
Incentive Price: 2 Months Free on a 12 Month Lease
Unit Details: Hardwood Floors, A/C
Min Max Lease Term: 1 year / 1 year
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Get to know the Upper East Side
Neighborhood Features
Museum Mile
Carl Schurz Park
92nd Street Y
Asphalt Green
Carl Schurz Park
92nd Street Y
Asphalt Green
This fabled neighborhood stretches from Central Park to the East River, from the 60s to the mid-90s. Over a century ago, titans like Andrew Carnegie and John Jacob Astor built mansions here, creating magnificent displays of wealth and power. Today the neighborhood supports a much wider range of income levels. Yet it still is known for its high-end mix of shopping, restaurants, the arts and the good life.
Grand apartments along 5th Avenue enjoy park side views. Park Avenue, the central boulevard of the area, is a residential oasis. Lexington through First Avenue is the commercial heart of the Upper East Side, and is also home to many modern and pre-war apartment houses that provide bright and spacious living spaces.
Grand apartments along 5th Avenue enjoy park side views. Park Avenue, the central boulevard of the area, is a residential oasis. Lexington through First Avenue is the commercial heart of the Upper East Side, and is also home to many modern and pre-war apartment houses that provide bright and spacious living spaces.
Culture
The Museum Mile along Fifth Avenue encompasses the Frick Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim and many other notable museums, embassies and private mansions. Concerts and lectures at the 92nd Street Y attract a lively and educated crowd. Add to that a great variety of restaurants, moves, comedy clubs, nightclubs and other exciting venues.
Shopping
Madison Avenue, with its famous art galleries and high-end shopping, attracts the rich and famous. The window-shopping is delightful. Beyond First Avenue, long, tree-lined blocks blend modern apartment houses with hundred-year-old brownstones such as Gracie Mansion, the mayor’s residence.
Parks
Central Park, designed by Frederick Olmsted, is the heart of the city, filled with meadows, meandering trails, bike paths, playgrounds and more. Carl Schurz Park, a quiet oasis of green, overlooks the East River. Asphalt Green is a 5 1/2 acre sports complex with gyms, training facilities, playing fields and Manhattan’s only Olympic-size 50 meter pool.
Access
The Lexington Avenue subway provides easy north-south access. The express line can take you to the southern tip of Manhattan in less than 20 minutes and Grand Central Terminal in just 5. Buses travel all the avenues (Madison Avenue in particular) and cross-town buses will take you to Central Park and beyond. Commuters bound for Wall Street can enjoy dependable ferry service.
Lifestyle
Despite its upscale image, the Upper East Side caters to all incomes, from the high-end residences west of Park Avenue to the more affordable offerings closer to the East River. All its neighborhoods are safe, convenient and plush with amenities. Bettina Equities is a strong advocate of the Upper East Side; we own more buildings here than in any other New York neighborhood.
