345 East 80th Street

345 East 80th Street, New York City, NY 10075

4 Units Available

Starting from $1,650,000

Condominium

Built 1976

33 Stories

Building Amenities

•Central Air
•Building Washer Dryer Install Allowed
•Common Area
•Building Storage
•Building Courtyard
•Building Roof Deck
•See Remarks
•City

Apartments for Sale in 345 East 80th Street

Unit #	Beds	Baths	Size	Price	Price/ft²	Listed On	On Market
28-C	2 beds	2 baths	1149 ft²	$1,650,000	$1,436	Listed on Mar 20, 2025	281 days
18A	1 bed	1 bath	626 ft²	$895,000	$1,430	Listed on Apr 24, 2025	246 days
7-D	1 bed	1 bath	624 ft²	$770,000	$1,234	Listed on Oct 20, 2025	67 days
24-F	1 bed	1 bath	929 ft²	$1,250,000	$1,346	Listed on Nov 7, 2025	49 days

Upper East Side

Overview of Upper East Side

The Upper East Side (UES) is the epitome of classic New York wealth and culture. Stretching from Central Park to the East River, it is home to Museum Mile, Madison Avenue fashion, and some of the most prestigious addresses in the world. For buyers seeking Upper East Side Manhattan real estate, it offers a lifestyle of polished elegance and safety.

Living in the Upper East Side ranges from the ultra-luxury of Fifth Avenue to the bustling, younger energy of Second Avenue. As a premier Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it remains the gold standard for residential stability and top-tier schools.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The market for homes for sale in the Upper East Side is surprisingly diverse. While famous for $20 million townhouses and co-ops, the eastern avenues (Yorkville) offer excellent value for studios and one-bedrooms.

It is valid to say it has two markets: the "Gold Coast" west of Lexington (historic, expensive, co-op heavy) and the area east of Lexington (more condos, more rentals, more affordable).

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle on the UES is refined. Residents spend weekends at the Met or the Guggenheim, jogging in Central Park, and dining at established bistros. It is less trendy than downtown but more livable.

The community is generational. You will see grandmothers and toddlers who both grew up in the neighborhood. It feels established, clean, and manicured.

Transportation & Accessibility

The Upper East Side was transformed by the Second Avenue Subway (Q train), which relieved pressure on the 4/5/6 line. Now, the area feels incredibly connected to Midtown and downtown.

The crosstown buses through the park (at 65th, 79th, 86th, 96th) are vital lifelines to the West Side.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Central Park is the neighborhood's front yard. Carl Schurz Park on the East River is a hidden gem with a dog run and promenade.

Amenities are world-class. The area has the highest concentration of private schools in the city (Dalton, Spence, Chapin) and top hospitals (Lenox Hill, Mt Sinai), making it a magnet for families and professionals.