Glenwood Management is offering up to two months of free rent on all two-year leases at their Upper East Side high-rise The Marlowe. The 16-floor building was erected in 1987 and designed by Philip Birnbaum. Located at 145 East 81st Street at the corner of Lexington Avenue in the heart of the bustling Upper East Side, The Marlowe is in an area known for luxury condos and distinct pre-war co-ops that share blocks with high-end boutiques and the world’s best museums.
The building has layouts from studios to 4-bedrooms, and current availabilities for the no-fee listings include studios priced from $2,837/month, 1-bedrooms from $4,395/month, 2-bedrooms from $6,424/month, and 4-bedrooms from $14,014/month. Glenwood Management can be contacted below for more leasing details.
The Marlowe exudes modern refinement. Units have soaring 9-foot ceilings, large airy rooms, stylish sunken living rooms and solid oak parquet floors throughout. The building is known for its unique layout, with only four units per floor that open to a common, exclusive foyer. The kitchen has refrigerators with ice makers, self-cleaning ovens, microwaves, and ceramic tile floors. Bathrooms are clad in chic yet traditional marble. Residences are also equipped with Whirlpool tubs in master baths, individually controlled heat and air conditioning and Thermopane windows. Some units offer upgrades like private roof terrace and in-home washers and dryers.
This modern building has a full-time doorman and other amenities include an laundry facility, on-premise garage and a communal landscaped rooftop sun deck that provides renters with a serene and relaxing oasis. The Marlowe also has 3 elevators, a monitored service entrance for safety and a package room with a delivery escort.
Just a short walk away from Central Park, some of the best restaurants in the city, and plenty of gourmet markets, the Marlowe is conveniently located near 2 major subway lines; one at 77th street and another at 86th street.
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