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EXPLORE THE SARATOGA

The Saratoga is a luxury condominium built in 1984 by Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron and is located on Southwest corner of 75th and 1st Avenue. With 40 stories and approximately 196 units, 330 East 75th Street is a large, single tower condominium with apartments ranging in size from studios to three bedrooms and a small number of larger combined apartments. The façade of the Saratoga displays narrow horizontal bands of red brick, broken up by the large reflective windows, a great feature in all apartment lines. The height of the building provides spectacular views for the higher floor apartments and the original apartment features boast hard wood floors and marble baths. 

Features & Amenities

Features & Amenities

Neighborhood

The Saratoga is located in the heart of the highly desirable Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Quiet and residential, the tree-lined block of East 75th Street is well manicured and a short 8-minute walk to the 6 subway stop (and a 3-minute commute to the soon-to-be completed Second Avenue Subway). Within just a few block radius, there are several gourmet and health food stores such as Citarella, Agata & Valentina and Matter of Health, tons of superb restaurants (Atlantic Grill, Haru, Boqueria, Campagnola, Sushi of Gari and Orsay just to name a few) and a number of family-friendly dining destinations as well! With Central Park to the west and the East River just a short jaunt away, The Saratoga is conveniently located and also boasts nearby attractions such as Gymboree, The Playroom NYC, John Jay Park and Playground and The Sweet Shop (a tiny and whimsical candy store that also serves delicious ice cream in Chinese take-out containers). 

The Neighborhood

The 4, 5 and 6 lines have the highest ridership of any train line in the country so it is no surprise that the completion of the long-awaited Second Avenue Subway (Q train) was met with enthusiasm. The original plan had been proposed since the late 1910's and it is now a reality connecting Upper East Side residents to Midtown West, Soho, Canal Street all the way down to Coney Island. 

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