NYC Apartments for Sale in Upper East Side

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Any New Yorker will tell you that no Manhattan neighborhood is quite as synonymous with luxury -- from luxury condominiums to luxury boutiques to the unmistakable elegance of Park Avenue -- as the Upper East Side. The very words "Upper East Side" conjure images of pre-war buildings, tree-lined streets, and understated elegance. There's a reason for that, of course -- it's easy to find all of those on the Upper East Side -- but there's more to life on the Upper East Side than old-school Manhattan luxury. The Upper East Side is alive and in motion, and home to some of the most impressive new construction condo listings in Manhattan.

Park Avenue apartments and Fifth Avenue condominiums are among the most sought-after condominium listings in New York City -- or anywhere else. Those blue-chip addresses are dominated by ultra-high-end pre-war co-ops, although Fifth Avenue condos such as The Stanhope and Park Avenue apartments the modern 949 Park Avenue offer luxurious alternatives to the usual. Picturesque brownstones and apartments can be seen dotted throughout Carnegie Hill. New construction condominiums dominate the quiet, tree-lined streets east of Fifth and Park, with blockbuster new condo listings such as The Brompton, The Lucida, and 300 East 79th offering an elegant modern counterpoint to their pre-war neighbors. 

What has always been great about the Upper East Side remains great -- beautiful parks along the East River and apartments with proximity to Central Park; the world-class cultural attractions of Museum Mile; block after block of luxury shopping and some of the finest restaurants in the city. But the Upper East Side of popular imagination is also the Upper East Side you’ll find on, well, the Upper East Side -- a vibrant neighborhood that’s home to a host of great places to live. Residents of Yorkville, on the Upper East Side, are in good company as they are living in the same neighborhood as Gracie Mansion, home to New York's Mayor. It’s more than enough to make any New Yorker want to move to one of New York City's finest residential neighborhoods.

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            530 Park Avenue

            530 Park Avenue
            530 Park Avenue

            Located at the corner of 61st Street and Park Avenue, 530 Park Avenue is a pre-war, full service building in a very fashionable section of the Upper East Side. While the luxury apartments at this 19-story, white-brick building are both comfortable and appealing, the Park Avenue location by itself makes this building one of the most sought-after residences in New York City.

            200 East 79th Street

            200 East 79th Street
            200 East 79th Street

            With an ideal and, therefore, enviable location in between Central Park and the East River, 200 East 79th Street is a new condominium building that is offering 39 luxury apartments for sale. Located on a corner in the Upper East Side neighborhood, this 19-story building is great to look at both from the outside as well as the inside, thanks to the dream team combination of Skyline Developers and Cetra/Ruddy Architects. Indiana limestone, granite and bronze are just a few of the accents that can be noticed on the façade of this beautifully located building.

            The Laurel

            400 East 67th Street
            400 East 67th Street

            The Laurel, at 400 East 67th Street, is a new condominium located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, offering luxury apartments for sale. This sophisticated condominium is perfect for New Yorkers with an active lifestyle. The Laurel houses The Trophy Club, an 11,000-square-foot fitness center, which includes a bi-level, triathlon training center, two custom-designed resistance pools, an Infinity 50 lap pool, state-of-the-art equipment and sauna/steam room.

            150 East 72nd Street

            150 East 72nd Street
            150 East 72nd Street

            The 12-story building at 150 East 72nd Street is nearly 100 years old, and its classic beauty is perhaps the first thing that is noticeable about this luxury condominium. Located on Lexington Avenue and 72nd Street, this Upper East Side residence is a perfect fit into the general aura and charm of this very famous New York City neighborhood. The design of 150 East 72nd Street was said to be outstanding when it was first unveiled, and its excellence continues to this day.

            Philip House

            141 East 88th Street
            141 East 88th Street

            A classic residence in a classic location: that’s perhaps the best way to describe the prewar building that is Philip House, located at 141 East 88th Street on the Upper East Side. As a home in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood, Philip House is particularly captivating thanks to its unique architecture and beautiful interiors. The building has 53 apartments spread over 11 floors, with each of the apartments having its interiors designed by Victoria Hagan.

            135E79

            135 East 79th Street
            135 East 79th Street

            With a classic design by acclaimed architect William Sofield, 135 East 79th Street is a new luxury condominium building in the Upper East Side. Unlike other new Manhattan buildings that use modern styles in their construction, 135 East 79th Street is quite distinctive in its attempt a achieve a style reflective of the New York of yore. This 19-story, 32-unit residential tower may be a recent construction, but the architectural style that it showcases is more pre-war than post-war.

            60 East 86th Street

            60 East 86th Street
            60 East 86th Street

            Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen, this 19-story construction maintains a forward-thinking, yet decidedly timeless facade that pays homage to its surrounding Upper East Side neighborhood, noted by grey limestone and clean angles.

            The Carlton House

            21 East 61st Street
            21 East 61st Street

            What used to be the Helmsley Carlton House Hotel, the attractive brown-brick establishment is now a luxury condominium building. Located in the Upper East Side on 21 East 61st Street, the Carlton House is 16-stories high and occupies the entire western block-front of Madison Avenue. Jointly designed by Katherine Newsman Design and Beyer Blinder Belle, dwellings within this building are finely crafted and luxurious.

            The Oxford

            422 East 72nd Street
            422 East 72nd Street

            The Oxford is a contemporary luxury apartment building in Manhattan’s prestigious Upper East Side featuring a host of modern amenities. This post-war high-rise houses 191 luxury apartments from 1 bedrooms to 4 bedroom and was developed by Lewis Rudin.

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