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Carnegie Hill is an
affluent residential area on the Upper East Side of New York City. This
small community is known for the maintenance of its thriving village center,
filled with retail shops and restaurants, and its residential environment. Residents take pride in the "suburban" characteristics of this community.
Yorkville,
historically New York City's German-American community, is another small
area within
the Upper East Side just east of Carnegie Hill. Like Carnegie Hill and other Upper East Side communities, the culture
of Yorkville is quiet and residential.
This area benefits from a riverfront park, the Mayor's home at Gracie Mansion,
some of New York City's finest museums and a bustling retail "strip" on 86th Street.
Carnegie Hill
and Yorkville's
proximity to the Chapin and Brearley Schools make this are
very desirable for family living. Easy access to Roosevelt Island
and inner Manhattan makes also makes the moderately high rent prices more
palatable.
Like anywhere on the Upper East Side, rents get less expensive as you move North
towards Harlem. |