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Connected cosmopolitan living and world-class culture
Located just south of the Upper West Side, the centrally located Lincoln Square offers residents a blend of world-class culture, urban residential living steps from Central Park and swift access to uptown and downtown Manhattan. “It has the neighborhood appeal of the Upper West Side but it has more of a metropolitan feeling compared to the rest of the area,” says Emily Lundell, an associate broker with Compass who has worked in the area since 2007. “It’s residential but still sophisticated and connected to the rest of the city’s theater and entertainment.”
The Shops at Columbus Circle are a popular retail hub.
Public plazas offer seating in Lincoln Square.
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Lincoln Center and fine dining destinations
Lincoln Square’s namesake is Lincoln Center, a complex of resident arts organizations that include The Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and Film at Lincoln Center. In addition to ticketed premiere music, theater and dance performances, the center hosts a robust calendar of free programming year round. The Shops at Columbus Circle are a destination for high-end shopping and fine dining, and the top-ranked Tatiana is in Lincoln Center. Casual meals can be had at the bustling The Smith, Friedman’s, which specializes in gluten-free cuisine and area stalwart P.J. Clarke’s. An Apple Store is located here and a 13-screen multiplex screens new releases. For indoor exercise, there is rock-climbing at Central Rock Gym and two Equinox fitness clubs. Grocery stores include Whole Foods and Brooklyn Fare, and the year-round Tucker Square Greenmarket.
The Lincoln Center is a world-class performing arts center in Lincoln Square.
Friends and family enjoy meals at The Smith in Lincoln Square.
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Ornate townhouses, pre-war co-ops and luxury towers
The architecture in this pocket of the city is a blend of 18th- and 19th- century townhouses, fabulously opulent brick and beaux-arts-style mid-rise condominiums and co-ops and full-service modern residential towers. The West 67th Street Artists’ Colony Historic District is a block of residential buildings developed at the turn of the 19th century for creatives. Pre-war co-ops are typically listed for between $500,000 and $2 million; condo prices range between $1 and $5 million, and ultra luxury residences such as the Tower at 50 W. 66th have asking prices in the tens of millions of dollars. As a general rule, prices decline at the far west side of the neighborhood.
Lincoln Square's historic district is home to prominent artists in the neighborhood.
Lincoln Square has luxury high rise residential buildings lining its' streets.
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Sprawling green space on either side
The east side of Lincoln Square borders Central Park, making notable features of the green space such as the Central Park Carousel, Sheep Meadow, playgrounds and Wollman Rink a short walk away. At the western edge of the neighborhood is Riverside Park South, home to volleyball courts, running and biking paths and a dog run. The area’s American Folk Art Museum showcases the work of self-taught artists.
The east side of Lincoln Square borders Central Park.
At the western edge of the Lincoln Square is Riverside Park South.
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An abundance of arts education options
Education options include public and private schools, many of which offer strong arts programs. The rigorous public Special Music School enrolls kindergarten through Grade 12 and receives an A rating from Niche. Public school LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts receives and A+ rating, and the private Professional Children’s School for grades six through 12 is rated A+.
Iorello H. LaGuardia High School has premier arts education in Lincoln Square.
Riverside School of Makers and Artists educates in creativity and innovation in Lincoln Square.
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Lincoln Center events and Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Lincoln Center hosts special events and seasonal programming such as Midsummer Night Swing and Summer in the City, and Columbus Circle serves as a key point along the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade route.
The fountain at Lincoln Center is an iconic water feature in the heart of Lincoln Square.
Columbus Circle is an iconic intersection and transportation hub right next to Lincoln Square.
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Easy transit via train or car
Travel to other parts of the city is easy and quick. Local and express subways can be accessed in the north, south and central parts of the neighborhood, including the busy hub of Columbus Circle. Along the Hudson River, the West Side Highway provides connection to points north and south, upstate and in the outer boroughs.
Local and express subways can be accessed at the busy hub of Columbus Circle.
the West Side Highway provides connection to points north and south.
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On average, homes in Lincoln Square, Manhattan sell after 108 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lincoln Square, Manhattan over the last 12 months is $1,375,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Spacious and Sunny 2BR/2BA Corner Unit with Private Balcony & Panoramic City ViewsPerched on the 18th floor of 165 West End Avenue, this light-filled, corner two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers sweeping Eastern & Southern exposures with breathtaking city skyline views. A quiet oasis in the sky.The expansive living and dining area is bathed in natural light from four oversized
LESS THAN A BLOCK FROM CENTRAL PARK WITH CHARMING PREWAR DETAILSNestled on a tree-lined street, less than a block from both Central Park and Lincoln Center one-bedroom in a beautifully maintained, prewar elevator co-op, offering charming architectural details including beamed ceilings, built-ins, and diagonal herringbone hardwood floors. The spacious living room provides a warm and inviting
Bask in the best of Upper West Side living in this beautifully appointed studio home featuring gorgeous built-ins, generous storage and an unbeatable location just over a block from Central Park.Facing the quiet rear of the building, this charming co-op welcomes you home with beautiful hardwood floors, tall beamed ceilings, and treetop views through oversized windows facing south and
Nestled in the heart of Lincoln Square, this stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium at 120 Riverside Boulevard, #10T, offers a sophisticated urban oasis. Spanning a comfortable 1,043 square feet, this residence provides the perfect blend of modern luxury and prime location.Step inside to discover an inviting living space bathed in natural light, ideal for both relaxing and
Gorgeous 2 bedroom, 2 full bathroom apartment in heart of Lincoln Center. Generous pass throughKitchen, with large master suite with full bath and 2 generous closets. This boutique building has a part time doorman and keyed elevator to your floor. Beautiful views overlooking Central Park and the cathedral throughout the apartment. Located a block away from Central Park, Lincoln Center, The
Welcome to the Lincoln Guild, an exquisite co-op residence in the vibrant heart of New York City, offering a truly exceptional living experience. Originally a large one bedroom, currently configured as a junior 4, this beautifully renovated apartment is situated on a high floor, providing breathtaking city views that are sure to impress. Inside this quiet and spacious home, discover
1BR with washer/dryer steps from Lincoln Center Fantastic location just one block from Central Park, Lincoln Center and subway access - Located on the second floor of a well-kept walk-up building - Gorgeous kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher & microwave, and tons of counter space - Single or twin-size bedroom - Stall shower bath - Stacked washer & dryer
Show up and start living from day one in New York with this pretty one bedroom Blueground apartment. You’ll love coming home to this thoughtfully furnished, beautifully designed, and fully equipped Lincoln Square home with stunning views over the city. (ID #NYC331)The advertised rate of $5,470/month is the lowest available price, based on a 11 month(s) and 8 day(s) stay with a move-in
Gorgeous one bedroom with south facing terrace in owner occupied townhouse in best Upper West Side location.One block to mass transportation and Trader Joe’s.The apartment features hardwood floors, high ceilings, total renovation, dishwasher, and south facing terrace.Available October 1st or sooner.There are no tenant-owed fees.
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