Manhattan, New York
Living in Upper East Side
Museum Mile, classic co-ops and Central Park at the end of the block.
The Upper East Side runs from Central Park to the East River, and it has some of the most elegant housing in the city: grand pre-war co-ops on Fifth and Park, townhouse side streets, and more relaxed rental buildings further east.
Museum Mile along Fifth Avenue — the Met, the Guggenheim and more — is on the doorstep, and Carl Schurz Park gives the east side its own quiet riverfront.
See homes for sale and rent in Upper East Side- What we love
- Museum Mile and Central Park within a few blocks
- Everything from landmark co-ops to value-minded rentals
- Quiet, residential side streets
- A good fit for
- Families
- Co-op buyers
- Renters who want more space for the money further east
- Getting around
- The 4/5/6 run under Lexington Avenue and the Q runs under Second Avenue.