The Neighborhood
What was once considered the East Side's poor relation, the Upper West Side of today is rich with cultural opportunities and egalitarian pleasures, and the ideal place for those who enjoy being in mainstream Manhattan life. Constantly-opening bars, restaurants, comedy clubs and gyms from the 1990s on have attracted everyone from younger, more socially-active, artistic residents to well-to-do families and professionals.
The beautifully-quiet tree-lined 73rd Street between the bustle of Broadway and the lovely residential West End Avenue is home to The Level Club, where residents enjoy a tranquil sense of suburbia while benefiting from being centrally-located and convenient to all aspects of the city. Venture onto Broadway where the streets are hopping day and night if it's action you're looking for, or great shopping. Fairway Market, Manhattan's quintessential supermarket, is just steps away at 2127 Broadway at 74th Street, and Citarella, featuring delectable seafood and meats for your culinary pleasure, is right around the corner at 2135 Broadway at 75th Street.
Whether you want to stroll through Central Park just two blocks away, prefer to read at Riverside Park, one block from your door, or desire a night on the town at nearby Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, The Level Club living gives residents the very best of all worlds. If you're looking to travel outside the neighborhood, a slew of trains and buses are at your disposal, ready to transport you anywhere. And, scheduled to be built shortly between 72nd & 73rd Street is another multi-million-dollar transportation project - the newest, most modern subway stop in the city - to accommodate local as well as express trains, and to feature a lavishly-landscaped park area surrounding it.
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