161 East 110th Street #8F

Welcome to The Mirada!

THE VIEWS! THE VIEWS! You won’t find more sky and more cityscape from anywhere else in East Harlem … and the shared roof terrace just one flight up is so large you can carve your own private meditative/entertaining space under the sun or stars up there!

161 East 110th Street, 8F, is one of the rarely-available South-facing upper units available in this Karl Fischer elevator building in East Harlem, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. 

What will first strike you when you walk into this one-bedroom (plus large den) apartment is the GIANT WINDOW in the living room with southern views looking from 110th Street all the way down the city. Step in and look into the bedroom and you will see that there is ANOTHER GIANT WINDOW with the same astounding views of cityscape and sky.

If you are able to take your eyes away from the view, you will notice how nicely appointed, how bright, and how airy this apartment is. With hardwood floors, high ceilings, good closets, an open kitchen with dishwasher and lots of counter space, and front-load Bosch washer/dryer units. The living space is large enough for entertaining and living, the den is separate but not closed off for stay-at-home work, yoga, or reading, and the bedroom is tucked away and also spacious.

Literally topping off this apartment is one of the largest shared roof terraces around, just one flight up from a staircase located just steps from the apartment door.  Roof terraces this size and this well-taken-care-of are rare in the city, and you will likely find yourself up here with coffee or tea in the morning, a book or your computer during the day, and with your friends or loved ones at night under the unfettered sky.

Other features of The Mirada, a charming 68-unit elevator doorman building include a 24-hour concierge, a fitness center, and bike storage.  Underground, private parking is also available for an additional charge.

On the same block on just down the block are a variety of conveniences —   the 6 train, a branch of the NYC public library, a post office and a fully-stocked grocery store right across the street. Just a few blocks away you have Central Park as your backyard and the 2/3 trains when you want to reach all the other parts of Manhattan in minutes.

Historically, this is a significant block, 110th Street has been renamed Tito Puente Way to commemorate the king of Salsa. Your heart will beat like Timbales when you see this amazing apartment with its head in the clouds and its feet on the vibrant streets of East Harlem.