Upper East Side

410 East 78th Street #2R

1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom

$3350 / month

Available Sep 8th

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Key Features

Black granite counter tops
Conveniently located near shopping and restaurants and entertainment
Glass paneled french doors
Hardwood floor throughout
High ceilings
Newly renovated kitchen
Shaker style white cabinets
Stainless steel appliances
Video intercom

Apartment Details

No fee! Sunny 1 bedroom/1 bath on 78th Street between 1st and York Avenues

– Newly renovated kitchen
– Stainless steel appliances
– Shaker style white cabinets
– Black granite counter tops
– High ceilings
– Glass paneled french doors
– Hardwood floor throughout
– Video intercom
– Lovely tree lined block close to great shopping, restaurants, entertainment and John Jay Park
– Close to the beautiful, brand new Q train station on 2nd Avenue and 6 train at Lexington, M15 and M72 buses

All pets subject to approval on a case by case basis and additional security deposit. No pets over 15 lbs.

We accept the Guarantors and Insurent applicants.

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We are the owner/management company of this building. We are not a brokerage; we do not charge a brokerage fee.

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Building Details

This lovely pre-war building with a brick façade was built in 1910 and offers five floors of prime Upper East Side living. Situated between First and York Avenues on a tree-lined street, it’s a short distance from both Carl Schurz and John Jay Parks—plus, many of its first-floor units feature inviting outdoor space. For easy access both uptown and downtown, you’ll find the 4, 5, 6, and Q trains. There are also several CITI Bike stations within a radius of a few blocks, too.

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Spanning from 59th Street and Central Park South to 96th Street and the East River, today’s Upper East Side defies expectations about uptown living. Yorkville, Carnegie Hill, and Lenox Hill offer unique characteristics and experiences. With historic brownstones and polished high-rises, lively restaurants, and quiet cafés, the neighborhood is home to a diverse community and includes some of the city’s most famous attractions, institutions, and individuals. Explore new designer boutiques, and legendary Upper East Side mainstays. Enjoy a trip to picturesque Central Park or gaze at art and artifacts along Museum Mile. With access to excellent public transit—the 4,5,6, and Q trains—as well as CITI Bikes, it’s easy to get uptown, downtown, or across town in a matter of minutes.

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