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Upper East Side Rental Buildings with Balconies

June 17, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

One of the drawbacks of apartment living is the lack of outdoor space. These rentals on the Upper East Side offer balconies.

200 East 82nd Street
The Wimbledon

#1 – 200 East 82nd Street

The Wimbledon, built in 1980, offers sophistication and luxury with its 231 upscale apartments on 28 floors in Yorkville. Homes offer hardwood floors, incredible views, modern apartments, and top notch appliances. Building provisions include fitness center, sky deck lounge, luxurious hotel-like lobby, doorman, concierge, bike room, playroom, elevator, and laundry.

Apartment rentals range from $3,000 for a studio to $15,000 for 3 bedrooms.

 

#2 – 245 East 63rd Street

245 East 63rd Street
Regency Towers

Regency Towers provides 532 units in a 34 story building on 63rd Street and Second Avenue in Lenox Hill. Many units have recently renovated kitchens with granite counters, parquet hardwood floors, balcony, and large windows. Built in 1963 by Carlyle Contruction, this attractive white-brick building offers concierge/doorman, fitness center, laundry facilities, live in management, and parking.

Rent ranges from $2,700 for a studio to $6,000+ for 3 bedrooms.

 

353 East 78th Street
353 East 78th Street

#3 – 353 East 78th Street

Built in 1986, this residence features hardwood floors and balconies, elevator, laundry in the building, stately marble lobby, and on site super. With 20 floors and 65 units, there are studio and one bedroom units available in this building between First and Second Avenue.

Apartment rentals range from $2,050 for studios to $3,800 for one bedroom.

 

#4 – 351 East 84th Street

351 East 84th Street, New York, NY
Adams Tower

Adam’s Tower in Yorkville was built in 1970 and contains 181 units in its 32 stories. Designed by Wechsler & Schimenti, this pet-friendly building offers many renovated kitchens and baths as well as many windows, extra closet space, parquet hardwood floors, and units with balconies. Doorman, elevator, and live in management are included, with options for the health club, outdoor pool, roof deck, residents’ garden and full service garage.

Monthly rent ranges from $3,500 for a studio to $9,500+ for a three bedroom.

 

85 East End Avenue
85 East End Avenue

#5 – 85 East End Avenue

A 15 floor red-brick building that was designed by Emery Roth & Sons and built in 1951. Its 175 units range up to five bedrooms and many contain herringbone or parquet hardwood floors, renovated kitchens and baths, crown moldings, extra closet space, and large balconies. The building provides doorman, elevator, garage, gym, laundry, live in management, and additional storage is available.

Apartment rental prices range from $3,100 for one bedroom to $12,500 for five bedrooms.

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Most and Least Expensive Rentals on the Upper East Side 6/10/2014

June 11, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

This week’s list of most and least expensive rentals on the Upper East Side comes from information obtained through StreetEasy.

Most Expensive:

At the top of the list for this week’s most exquisite rental properties sits this Lenox Hill two bedroom at 28 East 63rd Street. This furnished apartment home comes with hardwood floors, oriental rugs, designer wallpaper, carpeted bedrooms, custom designed furniture, wood burning fireplace, terrace, one bathroom, equipped kitchen area, and excellent city views. Building amenities include twice daily housekeeping, turn-down service, wifi, newspaper, doorman, elevator, gym, and dishwasher. Listing provided by Sophia Nagornaya at Town Residential for $50,000 monthly rent.

In the same building as above, The Lowell, is this one bedroom furnished apartment with 800 square feet of living space at 28 East 63rd Street. Original artwork, Italian marble bath with double sinks and soaking tub, equipped kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, and north facing city views make this home a renter’s dream. Housekeeping, turndown, wifi, shoe shine, and other amenities come with rental in this 74 room hotel building just off of Madison Avenue. Listed at Town Residential by Sophia Nagornaya for $32,000 per month.

Located at 151 East 85th Street is this 2,056 square foot rental unit in The Lucida. Not a part of the condo offering, this unit is strictly designated as a rental with three bedrooms and three baths. Great room opens to kitchen with large island and fitted with stone countertops and top-notch appliances, as well as a washer and dryer in a closet off of the master bath. High ceilings, large windows, and great sky views offers from east and west exposures as well as an enormous terrace. Master suite has walk in closet and all baths have marble, dark wood vanities, and polished nickel fixtures. Building offers bike room, elevator, gym, doorman, live in management, and swimming pool. Rental listing provided by Dennis R Hughes at Corcoran for $20,500 per month.

Least Expensive:

This charming studio apartment sits at 1742 First Avenue in Yorkville in a six floor, prewar, walkup building. Hardwood floors, large windows, exposed brick wall, lots of cabinet space and a full sized closet. Listing provided through Ida Hamdan ArdorNY for $1,595 monthly.

Another Yorkville studio is located at 335 East 86th Street just steps from Central Park, shopping, and much more. This 550 square foot apartment offers hardwood floors, two windows, separate kitchen area, high ceilings, and excellent light. Listing provided by Ray Vazquez at RV Realty for $1,600 monthly rent.

An adorable ground floor studio apartment is listed for rent at 315 East 78th Street. Cozy with hardwood floors and a separate kitchen, this building accepts guarantors. Listed for rent by Andrew Sciaulino at Prince Real Estate for $1,625 per month.

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Upper East Side Rental Apartment Buildings with Pools

June 4, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

Want to rent an apartment on the Upper East Side with the benefit of having a swimming pool for exercise or fun? Mostly built in the ’70s and ’80s, these residential building offer modern conveniences and are all high rises. Here are the top five rental buildings that are ready just for tenants with aquatic tendencies.

 

265 East 66th Street
265 East 66th Street

#1 – 265 East 66th Street

This modern-looking, curved tower of black glass offers panoramic views of Central Park and the Midtown skyline from its 300 units on 47 stories. Floor to ceiling glass windows throughout, curved corner living rooms, parquet floors, modern stainless steel & granite kitchens, as well as marble baths are included in the homes in this building. Residents may take advantage of the top floor health club and sky lit pool.

Apartments range from just under $4,000/month for a studio to $47,000/month for 5 bedrooms.

 

#2 – 351 East 84th Street

351 East 84th Street, New York, NY
Adams Tower

Adams Tower, built in the 1970s, hosts 181 apartments in its 32 stories with exquisite views, mostly east-facing. Located between First and Second, the building offers three floor plans with either one or two bedrooms each. Amenities include swimming pool, gym, laundry in building, concierge, doorman, and garage.

Apartments rent for just under $4,000 to $8,000 depending on number of beds and baths.

 

200 East 94th Street
200 East 94th Street

#3 – 200 East 94th Street

Known as Carnegie Park, this post war high rise was built in 1986 and is in the center of Carnegie Hill between Second and Third Avenues. The uniquely designed tower of this building appears as a triangle with rounded corners, with a well-apportioned rooftop that boasts a landscaped sundeck, children’s playground, indoor heated pool, and fitness center. Residences offer granite and marble countertops and parquet hardwood floors.

Rentals Units range from approximately $3,000 for a studio up to $11,000+ for four bedrooms.

 

#4 – 201 East 87th Street

201 East 87th Street
201 East 87th Street

Claridge House, built in 1978, is located on the corner of Third Avenue and 87th Street. It sits as one of the largest buildings in the neighborhood with 31 floors and over 400 units. Most apartments include hardwood floors and generous windows producing lots of light. The roof deck pool is attached to a sun deck, while other amenities include doormen, valet, garage, laundry, and bicycle room.

Apartments range in rent from under $3,000 for a studio to $8,000 for 3 bedrooms.

 

225 East 95th Street
Normandie Court

#5 – 225 East 95th Street

This huge Yorkville complex of three buildings, called Normandie Court, was built in 1987 and boasts 35 stories with 1477 rental units. With a full staff of doormen and concierge, high speed elevators, and a two-story penthouse health club with glass-enclosed pool, sauna, steam room, massage room, and two outdoor sun decks. Residences include parquet floors, ceramic tile baths, pass through kitchens, and Euro-style cabinets.

Apartments range from $2,250 for studios to over $5,000 for three bedrooms.

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Most and Least Expensive Rentals on the Upper East Side 6/3/2014

June 4, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

This week’s list of most and least expensive rentals comes from information obtained through StreetEasy.

Most Expensive:

At the top of the most luxurious rentals this week sits this two bedroom, two bath high floor apartment at 404 East 79th Street #22H. Incredible views of the East River and Empire State Building from the huge living room picture window and side balcony. This luxury white glove condominium building, Hampton House, features a sky lit rooftop pool, sauna, health club free to tenants, fountain in lobby, elevator, concierge, doorman, garage, laundry in building, and live in management. Apartment includes microwave and dishwasher. Rental listing offered by Jeffry Appell and Michael N. Appell for $44,000 per month.

Dreamy Park Avenue condo located at 1055 Park Ave only two blocks from Central Park in Carnegie Hill. Three bedroom duplex apartment home, three baths, one half bath, maid’s room that could be converted to fourth bedroom, direct elevator access from the sixth floor, large living room, gourmet fitted kitchen, and formal dining room. Frosted glass staircase leads to the seventh floor which houses the private bedroom wing with master suite and two other bedrooms which are adjoined by a white marble bath. Home offers a smart technology system with central air, and full sized laundry room. Building amenities include doorman, elevator, concierge, fitness center, and live in management. Listing provided by Raphael De Niro at Douglas Elliman for $32,000 per month.

A Lenox Hill beauty sits at 181 East 65th Street. In triple-mint condition, The Chatham building designed by Robert A.M. Stern feels like a prewar apartment, even though it was built in 1965. Traditional gallery leading from the foyer, there is a large corner living room and connected dining room. The master suite contains custom cabinets, two walk-in closets, large marble bath with incredible windows. Second and third bedrooms offer ensuite baths, and third bedroom is currently fitted with custom mahogany bookcases to be used as a study. Building provides concierge, doorman, elevator, gym, bike room, resident building manager, and pets are allowed. Rental listing by Marie Yeljenic at DJK Residential for $26,500 per month.

Least Expensive:

This week’s most affordable home on the Upper East Side sits at 1490 First Avenue. This two room studio apartment has an eat in kitchen, separate alcove for sleeping, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and pets are allowed. The four story building contains six units. Listing provided by Patricia Gaughran at High Line NYC Realty for monthly rent of $1,525.

A Yorkville studio for rent sits at 538 East 85th Street. Spacious room with hardwood floors, double door closet, separate kitchen, large bathroom, and two large windows. Heat water and gas are included in the $1,600 per month rent. Single occupancy only in a building with live in management, bike room, laundry, package room, and available extra storage. Rental listing by Tosh Marks at Chartwell Manhattan Realty.

Another Yorkville beauty is available for rent at 1827 Second Avenue. This studio apartment is brightly lit with a separate kitchen, French doors, hardwood floors, and large closets. Building is a five story prewar walkup built in 1900. Listed at Corcoran by Philip B. Horigan for $1,600 per month rent.

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Top 5 Upper East Side Prewar Rental Buildings

May 28, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

Wanting a place with character on the Upper East Side but not ready to buy? Check out these amazing pre-war rental buildings, most of which are ideally located near Park and Madison Avenue. All of these rental apartment buildings offer laundry, 24-hour doorman, elevator, and some offer various other amenities such as fitness centers, terraces, package rooms, and live in management.

210 East 68th Street
210 East 68th Street

#1- 210 East 68th Street

Sixteen stories tall with 200 apartments, this one was built in 1929 and has been remodeled with a mix of prewar details and modern amenities, such as stainless steel kitchens, landscaped terraces, and a fitness center.

Current rentals range on average between $2050 for a studio to $16,000 for a four bedroom.

 

#2- 30 East 68th Street

30 East 68th Street
30 East 68th Street

Between Madison Avenue and Park Avenue, this landmark was built in 1920 offering 13 stories and 30 rental apartments. Newly renovated stainless steel kitchens and high beamed ceilings reflect the blend of prewar and modern design.

Rentals currently range between $4,000 for one bedroom to $35,000 for a five bedroom penthouse.

 

25 East 67th Street
25 East 67th Street

#3 –25 East 67th Street

With fifteen stories and 53 rental apartments, this landmarked building offers prewar styling with modern renovations such as new granite kitchens and white tiled bathrooms.

Apartment rentals range from approximately $2,500 for a studio to $6,500 for a two bedroom home.

 

#4 – 1085 Park Avenue

1085 Park Avenue
1085 Park Avenue

Designed by Schwartz & Gross and built in 1926, this is the only prewar rental building on Park Avenue. This 15 floor building contains 46 rentals with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and renovated kitchens and baths.

The average prices of rentals fall in around $16,000 for a three bedroom and $18,500 for four bedrooms.

 

151 East 80th Street
151 East 80th Street

#5 – 151 East 80th Street

On the corner of Lexington and 80th, this 12-floor building offers 42 rental units with excellent renovations for modern conveniences (such as in unit laundry) while maintaining the prewar style designed by Emory Roth.

Average apartment rental prices start at $3,950 for a one bedroom to $23,500 for a four bedroom.

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Most and Least Expensive Rental Listings on the Upper East Side 5/26/2014

May 28, 2014 by Ariel Dagan

This week’s list of most and least expensive rental properties comes from information obtained through StreetEasy.

Most Expensive:

At the top of this week’s rental list is a stunning, full floor Gold Coast home located at 30 East 68th Street. Exposures from all directions, this four bedroom Lenox Hill apartment offers prewar style with the modern convenience of recent renovations. Living space includes 2,600 square feet with large corner living room with decorative fireplace, formal dining room, windowed granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances, office, and service entrance off of the kitchen. Kitchen area also includes washer/dryer. Private elevator landing and entry foyer. Amenities include doorman and live in management. Offered at Siderow Management Group by Peggy Dahan for $30,000 monthly rent.

This prewar five bedroom, three and a half bath home sits at 26 East 81st Street and Madison Avenue. With a 20 foot hallway leading to a massive living room with tons of huge windows, this home offers bright sunshine and plenty of space. Separate formal dining room near windowed eat-in kitchen with custom cabinets. Incredibly large master bedroom provides ensuite windowed bath, double vanities, and large walk in closets. Preserved original hardwood floors, central air conditioning, and washer/dryer in this boutique building with live in management. Listing available through Halstead Property by Astrid Pillay for $29,500 rent per month.

A four bedroom luxury pre-war home is located at 151 East 80th Street. An Italian Marble Entry leads to 2,700 square feet of living space with large living room, fireplace, separate formal dining room, kitchen with breakfast bar and stainless steel appliances, high ceilings, walk in closets, four full marble baths, new oak plank flooring, and five zone central air. Full size washer/dryer, and triple exposure. Building amenities include 24 hour doorman, elevator, live in management, and laundry in building. No fee or board approval for this 1-2 year lease listed at Goldfarb Properties for $24,500 each month.

Least Expensive:

A prewar Yorkville building offers this spacious studio apartment at 522 East 88th Street. Painted exposed brick, hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, and high ceilings give this home charm and personality. Building allows cats. Listed by Renee Smith at Citi Habitats for $1,549 monthly rent.

Located at 1295 First Avenue, this large studio home is charming. Separate kitchen with pass through window, and decent closet space. This mint condition, prewar, four floor, walkup building on the corner of 68th Street is one of the most desired locations in Lenox Hill. Rental listing offered by Kevin Daly at Prince Real Estate for $1,600 monthly rent.

In the process of a gut renovation, this large studio apartment is almost finished. Located at 337 East 86th Street, this 550 square foot home offers hardwood floors, two south facing windows, and high ceilings. Huge eat-in kitchen offers new cabinets, new appliances, and pass through window. Bath is renovated with marble and glass accent tiles. Building has live-in management. Rental listing provided by Ray Vazquez at RV Realty for monthly rent of $1,600.

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