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Charming Upper East Side co-op with flexible subletting policy and investor-friendly terms on a tree-lined street near Carl Schurz Park. Spacious, sun-filled apartments feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and rare private outdoor spaces.
416 East 83rd Street is a five story, 22 unit pre war cooperative in Yorkville, built in 1930 and converted in 1985. Its most distinctive residential feature is a ground floor studio with a private south facing backyard of approximately 450 square feet, a rare outdoor arrangement for the neighborhood.
The building occupies a quiet, tree lined block near Carl Schurz Park. Video security, a live in superintendent, and a renovated lobby are among its building features. Co purchasing, guarantors, and pied à terre use are permitted, while the cooperative has a flexible subletting policy that allows immediate and indefinite subletting subject to board approval.
Studios at 416 East 83rd Street generally have spacious layouts, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and generous storage. Large windows bring in northern or southern light, with some homes oriented toward open sky views or a garden. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms recur among the apartments, and kitchen layouts range from separate pass through designs to open plans with breakfast bars.
The address is close to Carl Schurz Park and the East River waterfront, with Yorkville restaurants, shops, museums, and neighborhood services nearby. The building's small scale, flexible ownership policies, and mix of bright studios with unusually generous storage and outdoor space define its residential profile.
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