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THE UPPER WEST SIDE
Tungsten Property, a full service New York City residential real estate broker, has access to many Upper West Side apartments, as well as many other Manhattan apartments, for rent, lease, or sale
The Upper West Side, is a neighborhood in Manhattan, which is bounded by 110th Street to the north, 59th Street to the south, the Hudson River to the west, and across the park from the Upper East Side . It is adjacent to four of the most exciting neighborhoods in the city – it is south of Morningside Heights, which is where the campus of Columbia University is located, north of Clinton, Midtown West, and the Theater District, west of Central Park and east of the Hudson River, affording many buildings in the neighborhood unobstructed views of the stunning sunsets over the Hudson River. Buyer's and Renter's favorite residential buildings in the Upper West Side include: The Beresford at 211 Central Park West, The San Remo at 145 Central Park West, The Ormonde at 154 West 70th Street, Astor Court at 205 West 89th Street, The Alden at 225 Central Park West, The Sagamore at 189 West 89th Street, The Normandy at 140 Riverside Drive, and the West River House at 424 West End Avenue, to name a few.
Please use Tungsten Property's Upper West Side Building Directory below to find out more about these timeless and luxury apartment buildings with units for sale and for rent.
Building Directory
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The San Remo145 CENTRAL PARK WEST
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The Normandy140 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
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The Beresford211 CENTRAL PARK WEST
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The Alden225 CENTRAL PARK WEST
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Astor Court205 WEST 89TH ST
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The Ormonde154 WEST 70TH ST
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The Corner200 WEST 72ND ST
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The Sagamore189 WEST 89TH ST
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The Tempo240 WEST 73RD ST
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Sherman Square Studios160 WEST 73RD ST
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West River House424 WEST END AVE
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The Astor235 WEST 75TH ST
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Transportation & Accessibility
The Upper West Side, is conveniently located with easy access to the rest of Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn. For quick access to these areas via the subway, you can head to one of 10 stations located across the Upper West Side, and take the 1, 2, 3, (red line) or A, C, (blue line) or B, D (orange line) these lines offer direct connections to the exciting areas south and east of the Upper West Side including: Midtown West, Midtown East, Herald Square, Bryant Park, Rockerfeller Center, Broadway Theaters, Columbus Circle, Central Park and Roosevelt Island.
To the north and east, it is a quick and convenient trip up to Columbia University, Morningside Heights, Harlem, Yankee Stadium and Queens. Farther south and east, the subway lines of A,C,B,D, can take you to the World Trade Center and Financial District, Brooklyn’s Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Park Slope neighborhoods.
Residents of the Upper West Side, enjoy quick access to both work and play. From the heart of the Upper West Side, at 86th street, it only takes 6 minutes to reach Columbus Circle and Central Park, 11 minutes to reach 42nd Street, Bryant Park, and Midtown, 18 minutes to Union Square and 20 minutes to Fulton Street.
Amenities & Attractions
The Upper West Side, also offers award-winning restaurants, cultural attractions and plenty of options for shopping - without the throngs of tourists - allowing for a quieter, more neighborhood feel throughout the area which residents enjoy. Whether you are craving French, Chinese, or BBQ – or anything in between – it’s a safe bet that when you are in the Upper West Side, there is an excellent restaurant nearby serving just what you are craving. Local favorites include: Bouchon Bakery (French Café), Cafe Luxembourg (French Bistro), Calle Ocho (Tapas), Celeste (Italian), Jean Georges (French), Magnolia Bakery (Cupcakes) Masa (Japanese), The Mermaid Inn (Seafood) and Miss Mamie’s Spoonbread Too (BBQ/Southern).
The Upper West Sideis also an area well known for its boutiques and shopping experiences. The Upper West Sidealso offers a range of popular stores that offer multiple locations across the country. Stores like Lululemon (Yoga and workout apparel), Intermix (women’s clothing), Banana Republic (clothing), Brooks Brothers (men’s and women’s clothing), and Century 21 (discount designer goods) offer more mainstream shopping opportunities. Boutiques like Harry’s Shoes (shoes), Comptoir des Cotonniers (French clothing), Off Broadway Boutique (clothing and accessories), Verve (handbags), Mint (clothing), BOC (designer clothing) and Tani (shoes and leather goods).
This highly walkable neighborhood offers a range of convenient amenities, including three Equinox Gyms, located at 76th & Amsterdam Avenue, 92nd & Broadway or in the Time Warner Building at Columbus Circle. Also conveniently located within walking distance are the food store destinations of Whole Foods Market (100th & Columbus and 58th & Broadway), Fairway Market (74th & Broadway), Citarella (75th & Broadway) and Trader Joe’s (72nd & Broadway). A short subway ride will take you to the Farmer’s Market Greenmarket in Union Square, among other prime shopping destinations in the area.
The Upper West Side, is also home to a plethora of cultural institutions and offer something for everyone, including Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, The Natural History Museum, Museum of Arts and Design, Children’s Museum of Manhattan and The Cloisters Museum and Gardens.
The Upper West Side, is nestled between two of the most famous green spaces in Manhattan - Central Park and Riverside Park – each of which offer a quiet retreat from the city.