Thursday, September 16, 2010

Gramercy Historical District Doorman Building

 


Gramercy is the neighborhood surrounding the petite private Gramercy Park, between 21st and 18th streets and Third avenue and Park Avenue South.  The name comes from the Dutch words meaning swamp nd knife, because of the shape of the swap that was originally at the spot.  Later it became the Gramercy Farm and in 1833, to preserve some open space as the city expanded northward on Manhattan, it was purchased and landscaped into a garden park.



Gramercy is a very convenient neighborhood to live in.  It is close to Union Square, one of the most vibrant and vital areas of the city.  To the south of it is the East Village and Greenwich Village.  To the north is mid-town Manhattan, the central business and shopping area of the city.



Gramercy is a neighborhood with many atmospheric places to drink, eat, entertain and enjoy New York. 
There is one doorman building in Gramercy with apartments for rent.
Here is a video on living in Gramercy.
If  you are interested in renting one of these apartments please call me at 917-597-4788.  There is no fee.

Penthouse Alcove Studio $3,000
14R 1 Bedroom $3,995
12E 1 Bedroom $3,625
4O Studio $2,945
3C 1 Bedroom $3,195
3A Alcove Studio $2,895
1F 1 Bedroom $3,195
Doorman Building with Parking Garage

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Full service doorman buildings in the upper eastside- No Fee rentals


The area of Yorkville is on the Upper Eastside of Manhattan. Historically it was known as a German and Hungarian neighborhood, but that is mostly past, though there are still ethnic food stores and shops in the area. It has a mix of traditional tenement homes and full service, luxury high rise buildings.  This neighborhood is very convenient to the financial district by taxi and limo via the FDR drive and also to escape the city via the triboro bridge.  The neighborhood is quiet and clean, very near the park and paths along the East River, and a short distance from Central Park and museum mile.  Asphalt Green is another neighborhood feature for those who enjoy athletics and swimming.  

On York Avenue in the 90's, 80' and 70's are many well kept, high rise buildings with one, two and three bedroom apartments. They all have doorman and most have concierge and garages.  Many apartments have a balcony.  These apartments are "no fee". That means there is no cost to you to  have the benefit of a real estate professional make the arrangements to show you available apartments.  For more information call 917-597-4788.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Cobble Hill Park


Plaque in Cobble Hill Park
Cobble Hill Park is an island of serenity and beauty.  It is a small neighborhood park, perhaps only a block in size, yet it provides the ambiance for many kinds of park activities.  There assortment of plants including flowers. Grass to lie down and read, picnic tables, benches, paths to stroll on, and a playground.  There is also a community bulletin board.  The streets around the park are narrow and tree lined.

This little park is an ideal spot for meeting  neighbors, watching ones children play in their own little space, stopping to smell the flowers, to meditate, eat ones lunch, read the paper or just be in a natural environment while in the city.

Row houses along Cobble Hill park           

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Brooklyn Heights Historic District Apartment


The streets of Brooklyn Heights have hardly changed over the years.  The streets are quiet, narrow, tree lined and named after people, long gone.  This is Henry Street, named after Dr. Thomas Henry, president of the Medical Society of the County of Kings in the 1830s. 

The renovation and restoration of this apartment is just being completed and is now being readied for the next tenants (the rent is $2500). 

Many of the original details have been preserved, giving the place it's uniqueness and charm.  This apartment has all new kitchen cabinets, tiled floor and appliances, including a dishwasher.

To see this apartment call 917-597-4788.


Living room
The Bedroom
Windows in the living room
Molding in bedroom ceiling
one of the two fireplaces
Bay windows in the bedroom