Jenniffer Diaz

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

This is a duplex apartment. On the first floor, you have a spacious coat closet, kitchen, large living-dining room, and a bathroom.
Downstairs are two large bedrooms with a bathroom. Hardwood floors flooded with light.
This location is close to all restaurants, bars, and services on the Upper West Side. Close to 1,2,& 3 subway lines.


Caitlin Felton

Gorgeous light and bright two bed, two bath duplex in a full service building. Two floors of living space. Private outdoor space right in time for summer. Large kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher and microwave. Huge closets and tons of storage.

Riverside Park right outside your door. 

Close proximity to the express train on 96th street. Cross town bus right outside the building. Blocks away from Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Target and more. Tons of coffee, restaurants and cafes all within blocks. 

Building amenities include:

24 hour door security
Laundry on site
Concierge
Lounge with Wi-Fi
Gym
Playroom
Rooftop deck
Bicycle storage

Enjoy the perks of a high end building with proximity to everything the Upper West Side has to offer. 

(some photos of similar unit in building)

Ariel Rosenbloom

This luminous and spacious 3-bedroom/2-bathroom apartment is ready for you to make it your home today. Its generous square footage and plentiful natural light create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the day. Enjoy modern conveniences such as a dishwasher, ample counter space, elevator, basement laundry, and doorman, which elevate the functionality of your living experience. Additionally, its close proximity to shopping, dining, public transportation, and Riverside Park adds to its convenience and appeal. Flex option available.

- dishwasher, basement laundry, doorman, elevator
- close to shopping/dining, public transportation, riverside park

Other

Ever wonder why an incalculable number of creative works are set somewhere between 59th and 110th streets, within Central Park West and the Hudson River? All New York City neighborhoods are created equal, but there’s just something about the Upper West Side. Honestly, it’s all in the details: Iconic architecture, city-defining structures like the Dakota, the San Remo, and the El Dorado. Cultural institutions and historical sites of immense international renown line the streets and avenues. Certainly, having two beloved greenspaces — Central Park and Riverside Park — at its horizontal edges doesn’t hurt the reputation either. All of it and more is why so many New Yorkers choose to call the UWS home. It’s also why, at times, this neighborhood can feel as much an attitude or mindset as it does a physical place.

Upper West Side

2 Beds / 2 Baths / 1,821 Sq. Ft. / Apartment Building

While the first mansions were built on the Upper East Side a few years after the opening of Central Park in 1858, it took the Upper West Side longer to get going. A construction boom finally arrived by the late 19th/early 20th century, hastened in part by the 1904 debut of the city’s first subway line, with numerous stops throughout the area. Then came the townhouses and large apartment buildings, which have remained ever since and help the UWS retain its inherent character — even as other things within it change. Lincoln Center and the American Museum of Natural History would be enough for any neighborhood to leave a serious footprint, but one mustn’t ignore venues like the Beacon Theatre or museums like the New-York Historical Society, among many others. Central Park is a no-brainer, but put Riverside Park’s name up in lights, too, for its glorious — as the name implies — waterfront landscapes.

History & Culture

Given that the neighborhood is roughly 50 blocks long and four blocks wide, you can find almost any culinary or shopping experience you’d want. At the neighborhood’s southern end, the Shops at Columbus Circle contains several restaurants (including some legendary ones), grocery options, and three dozen other stores — mostly luxury brands. Broadway is the main commercial strip, cutting a diagonal path across the Upper West Side. Along its length, you’ll find stores selling all the necessities of daily life. Interested in local, independent alternatives? Head to Columbus and Amsterdam avenues. If you still happen to have disposable income that needs disposal, those are the spots where you can shop for things like books, clothing, or handcrafted and sustainable gifts. However, say you need a pause from all the purchasing, plenty of neighborhood restaurants also await.

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025
Upper West Side

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 2002

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025
Upper West Side

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 2002

The Details

key features

Listing agent

Caitlin Felton

Interested? Let’s talk.

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025 Upper West Side

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 2002

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025 Upper West Side

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 2002

The Details

key features

Others

Listing agent

Caitlin Felton

Interested? Let’s talk.

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025
Upper West Side

West 96th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025
Upper West Side