For Sale: $595,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

Coop

800 sq ft

Yes

HOA Fees: $2,087/month

A genuinely spacious one-bedroom—no alcove conversion, just true, well-defined living space.

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Unit 4A is an expansive 800 sqft. One-bedroom apartment that is ultra quite, serene, and SUNNY!

This is not your "converted unit" with added walls; NO, it's simply the real thing. Why would you settle for anything less?

Immediately upon entry, you are greeted by abundant natural light flooding this spacious South East-facing corner unit! A seamless flow with an outstanding balance of space, including an entry foyer with a large coat closet, a spacious living room to furnish to your liking without compromise, a primary bedroom that can accommodate your desired (king-sized) furniture, and more, offering two roomy closets.

Other highlights include; beautiful wood floors throughout, Central AC systems, five large closets, and a fully applianced kitchen with stainless steel appliances; additionally, it boasts granite countertops, a severity window, and overall ample cooking (counter) space, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable cooking experience with all the necessary amenities.

The Morad is a beautiful, full-service, and well-maintained co-op on the Upper East Side. The Morad offers a 24-hour doorman with a concierge and a live-in resident manager. Other amenities include a full-service health club, indoor swimming pool, sauna, locker room, yoga room, exercise classes, large roof deck, attended indoor garage, storage room, bicycle room, and laundry room. Pied-a-terre's, co-purchasing, and gifting are allowed. The building is pet-friendly.

It is conveniently located close to Carl Schurz Park and the East Promenade. This perfect location is surrounded by endless supermarkets, pharmacies, shopping, cafes, restaurants, bars, superb dining, and excellent schools (e.g., Brearly, Chapin, Lycée Français, PS:158). You are also very close to the Q and 4, 5, and 6 trains, making traveling a breeze in any forecast.

The building allows for 75% financing.

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Amenities

Valet underground parking

24/7 attended lobby

Concierge

Package room

Two elevator banks

Service elevators

Live in resident manager

Large swimming ppol

Fitness center

Yoga studio

Palates room

Sauna room

Roof deck

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500 E.83rd St 4A

New York, NY 10028

1 Bed | 1 Bath

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Yorkville

Considered a micro-neighborhood yet hugely (pun?) popular with anybody looking for a slight escape from the city life, Yorkville, located within the iconic Upper East Side, boasts a casual vibe that attracts any traveler.

Bordered from north to south with East 96th Street to East 79th Street and east to west with the East River and Third Avenue, Yorkville encompasses some of the best parks (other than the evident Central Park) and local shops found in all of Manhattan.

Accessibility: Transportation has received a considerable upgrade (from virtually nothing) with the opening of the 2nd avenue station. The (Q) train has saved all your prayers, providing easy access to and from Yorkville. However, other than the (Q) train, the closest alternative is the dreaded (not so much) (6) train, which will take you next to Yorkville but will require a little walk.

For transportation that will require the use of wheels, the (M79, M86, & M96) bus lines will be able to provide horizontal transportation throughout the neighborhood. The (M15 & M31) bus lines will take you up and down and all around for vertical travel.

Lifestyle: Characterized as a very tight-knit community, Yorkville’s residents are all familiar with each other. If a student has a minor scuffle with another student, the parents will most likely have to shop at an entirely different grocery store (hoping that wasn’t too corny). When the residents are not switching grocery stores, you’ll find people relaxing within the John Jay Playground, which has been rumored to surpass Central Park in several ways. Offering scenic views, pools, basketball courts, and handball courts, anybody, and everybody will enjoy their time here. When Central Park becomes too mainstream for some people, Yorkville provides a great escape to enjoy even more greenery and some beautiful riverside views.

Restaurants & Bars: While small in stature, Yorkville still serves some delicious grub. One of the favorites is Heidi’s House By The Side Of the Road. Trust me. It’s impressive. Come for the atmosphere, but stay for the food. Our insider tells us the Gnocchi is the perfect combination of pillow-like pasta and tasty sauce (this may be a nightly special so cross your fingers). Up Thai will transport you to Thailand without actually buying a ticket for Thai food. Feed the endless pit you call a stomach with their iconic Green Curry. It will dazzle, it will amaze, that’s what’s Up….Thai (pun?).

For those looking to increase their alcohol tolerance level, Yorkville has a reputation for the lack in this department. Still, there are a few hidden gems that will entice the alcoholic tongue. The Penrose is meant for those who want a quality meal and a quality drink. With a wide selection of beers, come thirsty. Bondurants is another fantastic bar that will also provide some great food options. Enjoy bourbon with some Avocado Toast (why? why not!).

Final Verdict

With the added touch of convenience from the building of the new subway station, Yorkville will spike its demand. With demand increasing, many will realize the brilliance that is this micro-neighborhood. Come to Yorkville because of the new subway station but stay forever for the tight-knit community that rivals anything that Upper East Side can offer.