320 East 83rd Street - Yorkville
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320 East 83rd Street is a 5-story pre-war walk-up building situated in Manhattan's Upper East Side, featuring 30 residential units. The building's distinctive exterior showcases a red-brick façade with a pink stone entrance surround, wrought-iron entrance doors, and decorative wall lanterns.
The property offers various amenities including a live-in superintendent, basement storage facilities, a bicycle room, and a shared garden for residents. While the building maintains its classic pre-war character, many units have been modernized to include contemporary features, with some apartments permitted to install in-unit washer/dryers.
Apartments range from one to three bedrooms, showcasing pre-war architectural details such as high 9-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and generous windows throughout. Several units have undergone combinations and renovations while preserving original pre-war elements, and many offer views of the building's quiet garden.
The location provides excellent accessibility, situated just half a block from the Q train and within walking distance to the 4/5/6 trains at 86th Street. The neighborhood offers abundant dining options, including local favorites Penrose and Felice 83, and convenient access to Central Park, museums, and various shopping establishments.
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