Encompassing the area north of 79th Street and east of Third Avenue, extending toward 96th Street and the East River. Yorkville is deeply rooted in New York's German immigrant community a history still reflected in beloved neighborhood institutions such as Heidelberg Restaurant and Schaller & Weber. It feels residential, relaxed, and genuinely neighborhood-oriented—a part of Manhattan that feels more lived-in than touristy.
Second Avenue is the neighborhood's social spine, lined with restaurants, bars, cafés, and local businesses while Third Avenue is more commercial, with a mix of shops, restaurants, and everyday conveniences.
As you move east towards York Avenue it becomes quieter, particularly on East End Avenue which overlooks the East River Promenade and is home to beautiful Carl Schurz Park featuring sweeping water views, walking paths, playgrounds and nearby Gracie Mansion and Henderson Place with it's row of charming Queen Anne townhouses.
Transportation options abound with the Q train quickly connecting to Midtown, Downtown & Brooklyn along with the 4/5/6 trains accessibility along Lexington Avenue. Numerous bus routes and the neighborhood's walkability make getting around relatively easy.
Offering a wealth of classic Manhattan apartments including postwar & prewar coops, condominiums, townhouses and rental buildings as well as several luxury and notable new development condominiums. Yorkville is particularly appealing to someone looking for the Upper East Side lifestyle with a strong neighborhood vibe and easy access to excellent restaurants, parks, cultural institutions and waterfront access.
