100 United Nations Plz

New York, NY 10017

Apartment building

Studio-4 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 14F 1 bd, 1 ba Listing by: Owner	--	Now	Fees may apply $4,900
Unit 40D 3 bd, 3 ba Listing by: RSNY Realty	1,985	Now	Fees may apply $15,000

Neighborhood: Turtle Bay

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Nearby schools in New York

Ps 59 Beekman Hill International

Grades PK-5 • 0.5 miles

8/10

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9/10

Student Progress Rating

6/10

Jhs 104 Simon Baruch

Grades 6-8 • 1.4 miles

8/10

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9/10

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6/10

Art and Design High School

Grades 9-12 • 0.5 miles

8/10

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7/10

College Readiness Rating

9/10

Historic Area
Tudor City’s distinctive architecture and courtyards give Turtle Bay a historic enclave amid Midtown East.
Transit Access
Subway lines, buses and nearby Grand Central Terminal provide extensive connections around New York City.
Walkable Streets
Restaurants, cafés, shops and daily services are clustered along Turtle Bay’s avenues and side streets.
Urban Energy
Residential blocks sit beside Midtown offices, the United Nations and the lively commercial avenues.

Turtle Bay occupies a compact stretch of Midtown East between the East River and Manhattan’s busy avenues. Its mix of residential blocks, office towers and diplomatic missions gives the neighborhood a distinctive contrast between quieter side streets and energetic avenues. The United Nations headquarters sits along the river, while Tudor City’s landscaped courtyards and distinctive architecture add a historic enclave to the cityscape. Green escapes include the East River waterfront and the small parks and gardens scattered through the area. Restaurants, cafés and neighborhood shops line streets such as Second Avenue, with Grand Central Terminal and its dining and retail nearby. The United Nations offers a notable cultural landmark, and Midtown’s theaters and nightlife are within reach. Many errands are possible on foot, and subway service, buses and Grand Central make trips across the city straightforward. Turtle Bay neighborhood listings have a median rent of $4,850 per month and a typical range of $2,850 to $50,000.