48 units
130 East End Avenue 130 East End Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10028
Pre-war Co-op
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- 48 residences
- 16 stories
- BUILT 1929
The Details About 130 East End Avenue
130 East End Avenue, built in 1929, was the work of one of New York's most prestigious architects, Emery Roth who was also the architect for the Beresford and San Remo. The building occupies a corner plot on East End Avenue and 86th Street and has 15 stories plus a penthouse floor. Originally it contained only large, very luxurious 11 or 8 room apartments but a few were later divided into small...
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130 East End Avenue Units
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- Sold
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Get to know the Upper East Side
An address on the Upper East Side has been a desirable asset for centuries. Names like Vanderbilt, Carnegie, and Lenox — ones familiar to anyone traveling around the city today — all secured their spot at one time or another. What was once vast farmland became subdivided by NYC’s street grid in the 19th century. Subsequently, construction began on the first wave of iconic apartments and townhouses, many of which continue to captivate us today. Removal of elevated train lines in the 1950s opened up even more rarefied air for New Yorkers to occupy, but worry not: extensive subway service continues to run beneath these glorious streets. Elegant prewar buildings. Stunning Central Park vistas. Iconic cultural institutions. Endless shopping options. The setting of countless books, films, and television shows. For those living on the Upper East Side, however, it’s all those things and more: it’s home.
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