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50 East End Avenue is a pre-war condominium building in Yorkville, built in 1910 with 16 units across 5 stories. The building offers amenities such as basement storage and a live-in superintendent. Currently, 1 apartment is for rent.
50 East End Avenue is a boutique prewar condominium built in 1910, located on one of the Upper East Side's most tranquil stretches between East 81st and 82nd Streets. The building contains 36 units across 5 stories and features secure double door entry, an intercom system, and a live-in superintendent. Ground floor retail includes a gourmet deli, nail salon, and a dry cleaner, providing convenient amenities right at residents' doorstep.
The building's studio apartments, typically ranging from 375 to 400 square feet, showcase classic prewar details including exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and high ceilings. Many units feature eastern exposure with tree lined views and custom Murphy beds to maximize space efficiency. Recent renovations have introduced modern touches like granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and spa inspired bathrooms with premium fixtures, while maintaining the building's historic character.
Location wise, residents enjoy proximity to Carl Schurz Park with its pickleball and basketball courts, the East River Esplanade for jogging and biking, and Gracie Mansion. The neighborhood offers excellent convenience with the historic Ottomanelli Brothers butcher (serving Manhattan since 1900), D'Agostino supermarket, and easy access to transportation including the Q train, 2nd Avenue Subway at 83rd Street, and various bus lines. A parking garage directly across the street adds to the building's appeal for car owners.
With remarkably low carrying costs of approximately $475 monthly for taxes and common charges combined, these studios represent exceptional value for Manhattan ownership. Current rental rates range from $1,750 to $2,600 monthly, making units attractive for investors, first time buyers, or as a Manhattan pied-a-terre. The building's intimate scale, prime location, and affordable maintenance costs make it a rare find in the competitive Upper East Side market.
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