Metropolitan Hill Movers

Metropolitan Hill Movers

Bounded by Carnegie Hill to the north, Yorkville to the east, Lenox Hill to the south, and Central Park to the west, Metropolitan Hill is the hidden gem of the Upper East Side. It takes its name from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which can be found just to the west in Central Park. Classy yet cozy, this sometimes overlooked UES enclave is a beautiful place to live!

Whether you’re moving into or out of the Metropolitan Hill area, there are several factors to take into consideration when booking moving services. This can include navigating multiple floors, narrow hallways, steep stairways, and more. With The Movers NYC, you don’t have to worry about a thing. We specialize in relocation to and from this charming neighborhood (as well as throughout the city, tri-state area, and international moves). From local apartment relocation to white-glove services, we make moving fun, relaxing, and affordable!

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What to Know Before Moving to Metropolitan Hill

As part of the vaunted Upper East Side, Metropolitan Hill is an often overlooked enclave that offers that classic UES charm, gorgeous surroundings, and much more.

Neighborhood Tidbits

As previously mentioned, Metropolitan Hill gets its name from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (also known as The Met). As part of the Upper East Side, the enclave was in dire need of a distinct title in order to differentiate the location between East 86th Street and East 77th Street from more well-known parts of the UES. Andrew Fine, a realtor, took it upon himself to give the community its own name, Metropolitan Hill, to clearly define the section east of Central Park, south of Carnegie Hill, and west of Yorkville, and north of Lenox Hill.

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Metropolitan Hill gets its named from the nearby Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Amenities And Attractions

Sharing its western border with Central Park, Metropolitan Park affords its residents easy access to the world-famous space (which includes Ancient Playground, Arthur Ross Pinetum, and the 55-acre Great Lawn). Also situated within the boundaries of Central Park is the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Met is one of the largest and most respected museums in the world, offering a captivating glimpse into more than 5,000 years of art from various countries and mediums. The enclave is also home to Neue Galerie New York, and you can find the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum just north of the neighborhood in Carnegie Hill. Designed by world-famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, it houses stunning modern and contemporary art.

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Belvedere Castle at Central Park might feel a world away, but it’s just a stone’s throw from the streets of Metropolitan Hill.

Lifestyle

As part of the Upper East Side, Metropolitan Hill offers an attractive blend of charm, sophistication, and coziness that is a hallmark of the surrounding area. Equally parts cultured and community-focused, the enclave is home to the rich and famous. Despite its regal nature (especially with respect to its proximity to The Met), the neighborhood still maintains a serene, even somewhat quaint atmosphere.

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Walkscore

If you’re coming from another neighborhood or city that doesn’t offer particularly good walkability, and you want to ditch your vehicle, then you’ll love living in Metropolitan Hill! Both Manhattan and the Upper East Side offer outstanding walkability – in fact, the UES is considered one of the most walkable communities in New York City – and this certainly extends to Metropolitan Hill. Getting around to shops, restaurants, work, and even Central Park is a breeze. As for public transportation, it’s world-class here. Whether you want to enjoy a refreshing stroll or use public transit to zip around, you’ll be spoiled here!

Notable Restaurants

Though there are many more options in surrounding neighborhoods (particularly just to the south in Lenox Hill), Metropolitan Hill offers a number of places to grab some good eats. In search of traditional Italian? Sant Ambroeus specializes in dishes from Milan, as well as delicious desserts and cappuccino. If you’re looking for some south-of-the-border flavor, Dos Toros Taqueria is a popular spot for Mexican food. Pastrami Queen is a kosher deli that serves up awesome sandwiches, while Don Filippo Restaurant is a trattoria that offers tasty pasta, sandwiches, and salads.

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A neighborhood staple, Pastrami Queen has been serving up mile-high Pastrami sandwiches at its Metropolitan Hill location since 1956. Photo courtesy of Flickr.

Metropolitan Hill’s Trusted Moving Company

Moving to or from Metropolitan Hill takes special care, attention to detail, and neighborhood experience. You definitely don’t want to leave your move in the wrong hands. With The Movers NYC, you can have complete peace of mind. Whether you’re in need of specialty services (from piano disassembly/reassembly to antique handling to custom art crating) or wish to enjoy an effortless move with a full-service package, we can tailor your Manhattan move to your precise needs. Here is a rundown of our handy Metropolitan Hill moving services:

  • Local, long-distance, and international moves
  • Specialty moves: art, antiques, pianos, white-glove services, and more
  • Residential and commercial moving services
  • Last-minute and same-day moves
  • Full-service moving and packing options available

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