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Upper East Side Movers<\/h2>\n

One of Manhattan’s most affluent neighborhoods, the leafy Upper East Side is New York City chic. The exclusive residential\/commercial neighborhood is located from 59th Street north to 96th Street, between Fifth Avenue\/Central Park and the East River. Teeming with culture, history, and lush green spaces, the upscale Upper East Side maintains a dynamic atmosphere while retaining a fairly serene and more relaxed pace compared to other Manhattan neighborhoods.<\/p>\n

If you’re planning to move to, from, or within the Upper East Side, you want an experienced and customer-oriented moving company that puts your needs first. The Movers NYC is a Manhattan-based moving company<\/a> with decades of experience in the moving industry. We know each and every Upper East Side street and work efficiently with your building’s unique moving restrictions. Licensed, insured, and bonded, you and your belongings will receive top-quality care while we make sure your relocation is smooth and stress-free.<\/p>\n

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What to Know Before Moving to the Upper East Side<\/h2>\n

Ready to learn more about the Upper East Side’s history, buildings, classic parks, superlative shopping, esteemed cultural institutions, and acclaimed schools?<\/p>\n

Upper East Side History<\/h3>\n

In the mid-1800s, the Upper East Side was mainly farmland and by 1857, Central Park was completed. By the early 1900s, the neighborhood was transported into the Gilded Age when many landmark buildings<\/a> were constructed. Today, six historic districts within the Upper East Side serve to maintain the neighborhood’s illustrious history. From the Rockefellers and Roosevelts to the Carnegies and Kennedys, some of the nation’s most famous families built mansions on the Upper East Side and contributed to its posh and prestigious vibe. The mansions and townhouses where they once lived are now some of the Upper East Side’s most sought-after buildings.<\/p>\n

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Elegant townhomes line a residential street on the Upper East Side.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Types of Buildings<\/h3>\n

The main avenues, especially Madison Avenue, Park Avenue, and 5th Avenue are lined with mansions and elegant doorman buildings. The Upper East Side’s dark green awnings, lovely potted plantings at building entrances, and friendly doormen are signatures of the neighborhood. Quieter streets are lined with iconic townhouses and brownstones. But there are also newer luxury condo buildings, such as the Lucida, Brompton, and Laurel. Whether historic or modern, luxury amenities provide residents with every convenience. Closer to the East River, you’ll find many pre-war buildings and some high rises with more modest amenities. These buildings offer more affordable apartments \u2013 either for sale or for rent.<\/p>\n

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The Conservatory Water sits at the eastern edge of Central Park along 5th Avenue. Visitors can watch model boats gliding across the pond or rent a boat from the nearby kiosk and join in on the fun.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When it’s Time to Play, Shop, and Museum Hop<\/h3>\n

The Upper East Side offers world-class greenspace, museums, and shopping. To many, Central Park<\/a> is Manhattan’s spiritual heart and soul. With 842 acres, the park is a paradise encompassing a tangle of walking, bike, and jogging paths; artificial lakes; 21 athletic fields; two ice-skating rinks; a famous zoo; acres of rolling meadows; and majestic trees. But other parks, such as Carl Schurz Park, East River Promenade, and John Jay Park also offer terrific greenspace amenities in the eastern part of the neighborhood. Asphalt Green is an athletic center that features everything from soccer matches to swimming lessons in the Olympic-size swimming pool.<\/p>\n

From Madison Avenue’s gorgeous designer stores and boutiques that feature some of the world’s most legendary brands, to consignment stores that re-sell those famous labels at a fraction of the original price, the Upper East Side is a shopper’s paradise. Around Lexington Avenue and 3rd Avenue, you’ll find well-known retail chains like Bloomingdale’s, Nordstrom, and Target plus locally-owned home stores like Mecox Gardens and Sara Japanese Pottery.<\/p>\n

Museum Mile on 5th Avenue between 82nd and 105th Streets is home to world-renowned museums<\/a> such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Frick Collection, the Jewish Museum, the Museum for African Art, and Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum.<\/p>\nCall For a Quote<\/a>

Education<\/h3>\n

With 51 of NYC’s best public and private schools, the Upper East Side is an attractive neighborhood for families with school-age children. To secure a place in these elite schools, competition is fierce so parents start strategizing and planning when their children are in the cradle. The UES’s public schools are under the auspices of NYC Geographic District No 2. The prestigious private schools<\/a> include 13 coed, 12 girls’, and 6 boys’ schools. Some of the top-rated include Brearley School, Regis High School, Dalton School, The Spence School, The Chapin School, International Academy of New York, and Lyc\u00e9e Fran\u00e7ais de New York.c<\/p>\n

Post-secondary education options are outstanding too. From the New York University Institute for the Study of the Ancient World to Weill Cornell Medical College, the offerings are not only vast but esoteric.<\/p>\n

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A mix of residential and commercial buildings around 3rd Ave and 74th Street.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Upper East Side’s Trusted Moving Company<\/h2>\n

As you contemplate your move to, from, or within the Upper East Side, you’ll obviously want a moving company you can trust. But you also want experienced movers who can iron out any potential wrinkles in your move. Based in Manhattan, The Movers NYC has decades of experience moving in the Upper East Side neighborhood. We know how to work with various buildings’ unique moving restrictions to smooth out any possible rumples in your relocation \u2013 and most important \u2013 our customers are our top priority. Our premium services include:<\/p>\n