Union Square // MANHATTAN
70 East 12th Street – 9A
PRICE
$3625
AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATE
1 BEDS
1 BATH
Pet Friendly
Gross Rent: $3625
Net Effective: $3323
Incentive Price: 1 Months Free on a 12 Month Lease
Unit Details: Balcony, New Kitchen, Hardwood Floors, A/C
Min Max Lease Term: 1 year / 1 year
Net Effective: $3323
Incentive Price: 1 Months Free on a 12 Month Lease
Unit Details: Balcony, New Kitchen, Hardwood Floors, A/C
Min Max Lease Term: 1 year / 1 year
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Get to know Union Square
Neighborhood Features
Strand Book Store
Joseph Papp Public Theatre
Union Square Park
Washington Square Park
Joseph Papp Public Theatre
Union Square Park
Washington Square Park
Union Square gets its name from its central attraction, the park where Broadway and Park Avenue intersect. In a few decades, the neighborhood has gone from humble to ultra-hip. With its concentration of lofts, cutting-edge restaurants and designer stores, it’s no longer New York’s best-kept secret. Union Square is also the intersection of many worlds. To the south is the East Village with its punk rock edginess, hip clubs and bars. To the west is the bohemian West Village and the lively neighborhood of Chelsea. To the north is the Flatiron district for more upscale clubbing.
Access
Union Square features the best mass transportation outside of Midtown. Seven subway lines converge at the Park, whisking travelers east, west, north or south. Move there, and you’ll feel at the center of it all, just five minutes from Wall Street and five minutes from Midtown.
Lifestyle
Shoppers love the many options of this area, from the discount stores on 14th Street to the elegant house wares of ABC Carpet. Night owls enjoy the endless choices of clubs and restaurants. You can rub elbows with the glamorous, the rich, the famous. It’s a unique Manhattan meeting place where anything seems possibly, and probably is.
Attractions
Union Square Park, between 14th and 17th Streets, has been refurbished with a new subway station, new plantings and a new statuary. The Union Square Green Market (one of the city’s best) fills the park every Monday – Wednesday – Friday and Saturday with delicious, farm-fresh produce. The surrounding streets feature some of the city’s hottest and most exclusive restaurants.
The area is an educational epicenter, with NYU, New School for Social Research, Parsons School of Design and Benjamin Cardozo Law School. The famous Strand Bookstore is just south of the Park on Broadway, as are number of designer stores and the incredible City Bakery.
The area is an educational epicenter, with NYU, New School for Social Research, Parsons School of Design and Benjamin Cardozo Law School. The famous Strand Bookstore is just south of the Park on Broadway, as are number of designer stores and the incredible City Bakery.
