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Upper East Side
21 east 108th st
Unit Details
Apartment 4A
$1,750.00
1 Bedroom
1 Bathrooms
Unit Description
Gorgeous, spacious, and newly renovated NO FEE one bedroom apartment! The building is conveniently located 1 block from Central Park and was completely remodeled with new entrance doors and floor-to-ceiling marble. Call us at 212-316-2114 to schedule a showing.
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Upper East Side
The Upper East Side runs from Central Park East to the East River, from 59th Street to 110th. Often regarded as “a neighborhood for the ladies who lunch,” the Upper East Side’s multimillion-dollar town houses and expansive apartments, luxury retailers, and exclusive private schools are balanced by more relaxed, and affordable, northern and eastern sections attracting recent graduates and young professionals. Famously safe, charming, green, beautiful, and known for its excellent public schools, the Upper East Side is naturally very family-friendly. The gorgeous tree-lined walkways along the famed Museum Mile lead to some of the country’s most visited cultural attractions – including the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design, the Jewish Museum, the Museum of the City of New York, and El Museo del Barrio, among others. The Whitney Museum of American Art and the Frick Collection are also in the area. Upper East Side residents have no shortage of grocers to stock their shelves, including specialty stores Grace’s, Eli’s, Schaller and Weber and Lobel’s. If that’s not the shopping spree you had in mind, luxury shopping abounds closer to 59th Street, especially on Madison Avenue. Barney’s and Bloomingdales can round out any additional purchase needs. The neighborhood has its own full array of dining options, as well as plenty of local bars, although the Upper East Side can’t be described as cutting-edge by New York standards. The most expensive and well-regarded restaurants are clustered around Madison and Lexington Avenues, while dining on Second Avenue is cheaper and more dressed-down. Upper Eastsiders, as well as Westsiders, benefit from their proximity to Central Park and can make use of its pleasant and winding roadways year-round. Central Park also features a children’s zoo; the Wollman ice-skating rink, open throughout the winter; and, during the summer, its Delacorte Theater presents summer programs that include a Shakespeare festival and numerous concerts. If the resident is left wanting any other activity, rest assured it can be found at the 92nd St Y. The venerable institution offers many educational, cultural, and recreational activities for all ages, and a health and fitness center that includes a 25-yard pool.
The Upper East Side runs from Central Park East to the East River, from 59th Street to 110th. Often regarded as “a neighborhood for the ladies who lunch,” the Upper East Side’s multimillion-dollar town houses and expansive apartments, luxury retailers, and exclusive private schools are balanced by more relaxed, and affordable, northern and eastern sections attracting recent graduates and young professionals. Famously safe, charming, green, beautiful, and known for its excellent public schools, the Upper East Side is naturally very family-friendly. The gorgeous tree-lined walkways along the famed Museum Mile lead to some of the country’s most visited cultural attractions – including the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design, the Jewish Museum, the Museum of the City of New York, and El Museo del Barrio, among others. The Whitney Museum of American Art and the Frick Collection are also in the area. Upper East Side residents have no shortage of grocers to stock their shelves, including specialty stores Grace’s, Eli’s, Schaller and Weber and Lobel’s. If that’s not the shopping spree you had in mind, luxury shopping abounds closer to 59th Street, especially on Madison Avenue. Barney’s and Bloomingdales can round out any additional purchase needs. The neighborhood has its own full array of dining options, as well as plenty of local bars, although the Upper East Side can’t be described as cutting-edge by New York standards. The most expensive and well-regarded restaurants are clustered around Madison and Lexington Avenues, while dining on Second Avenue is cheaper and more dressed-down. Upper Eastsiders, as well as Westsiders, benefit from their proximity to Central Park and can make use of its pleasant and winding roadways year-round. Central Park also features a children’s zoo; the Wollman ice-skating rink, open throughout the winter; and, during the summer, its Delacorte Theater presents summer programs that include a Shakespeare festival and numerous concerts. If the resident is left wanting any other activity, rest assured it can be found at the 92nd St Y. The venerable institution offers many educational, cultural, and recreational activities for all ages, and a health and fitness center that includes a 25-yard pool.
