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228 East 86Th Street 228 East 86th Street UPPER EAST SIDE NEW YORK, NY 228 EAST 86TH STREET Property Details Location Possession Neighbors South block between Second and Third Avenues Immediate Santander, Barry’s Bootcamp (coming soon), Orangetheory (coming soon), Fairway, Lush, Approximate Size Frontage Baked by Melissa, P.C. Richard & Son,Pure Yoga, Ground Floor 2,470 SF 22 FT on East 86th Street Banana Republic, Ulta, Urban Outfitters, Athleta, AT&T, Papaya King, Chick-Fil-A, L’Occitane, Shake Shack, Ceiling Height Site Status Target (coming soon), Sephora and H&M 10 FT Formerly T-Mobile Comments Te rm High trafficked corridor Long term Access to the subway lines 22 FT 2,4702,470 SFSF EAST 86TH STREET EAST 1,737 SF NEWMARK 2 228 EAST 86TH STREET Interior Images View from Entrance View from Rear of Space NEWMARK 3 228 EAST 86TH STREET Area Retail CONTACT Jordyn Comras t 212-916-3375 EAST 88TH STREET EAST 88TH STREET [email protected] Shoga Brora The Gaf Margo Manhattan Immanuel Lutheran Church Iris Nail Ichiro Sushi Jackie Totolo East 87 Wine Traders Fine Wines & Spirits Trek Bikes t 212-916-3392 United Kick Boxing [email protected] United Tae Kwan Do Bocado Café nmrk.com EAST 87TH STREET EAST 87TH STREET Anne & Valentin Alexander Florist EAST 86TH STREET EAST 86TH STREET Q Neue Café Demarchelier Galerie Sabarsky Restaurant Chuckies Morini Schaller & Weber Premier Cru Schaller's Stube 228 EASTTwo 86TH Little Red STREET Hens Heidelberg Restaurant Five Mile Stone EAST 85TH STREET EAST 85TH STREET New Amity Restaurant La Pulperia Schweitzer Linen PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK Million 84 Street Corner FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Artbag THIRD AVENUE SECOND AVENUE MADISON AVENUE EAST 84TH STREET LEXINGTON AVENUE EAST 84TH STREET Koreana Art Bernard & and Antiques S. Dean Levy Dorrian's Restaurant Little Eric Shoes Giovanni Ristorante Infinity Clothing EAST 83RD STREET EAST 83RD STREET Q Firenze Roundabout Ristorante Sundaram Tagore Gallery Promises Fulfilled William Penrose Greenberg WA Jeal Bangkok Cuisine Kang Collection Sushi Ren & Gallery EAST 82ND STREET EAST 82ND STREET Nector of 82nd Flex Mussels COMING SOON 82nd St. Fruit & Mad River Bar & Grille Vegetable Market © 2021 NEWMARK The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee,Meijin Sakaba warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. NEWMARK 4 Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Prime Butcher Baker China Taste (pop-up) Comic Strip Live Traum Safe Mure Salon EAST 81ST STREET EAST 81ST STREET S.J. Peter Elliot Women Occhiali Eyewear Shurbsole Paris Frameworks JJ Marco Cascabel Taqueria Eat Café Eat Gifts EAST 80TH STREET EAST 80TH STREET Barbara Mathes Gallery Century Florist Amber Restaurant Adam Williams Parma Murreys Jewelry / Fabrizio Moretti Jaded Jewelry Daniels Watch & Jewelry Repair Unitarian Church of All Souls BNYC Shaggy Hair Studio Burger One Video Room New Construction Emmelle Bleu Ciel Hair Salon Due Luke's Serenity Spa NY Elsler Chemists EAST 79TH STREET EAST 79TH STREET Rosenfeld Skarstedt Shepherd W Gallery Gallery & K Gallery Lenox Hill Florist Acquavella Synagogue Galleries Klein Kitchen & Bath Juice Bar David Cenci Tri Dim Shanghai FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Don Fillipo Pizza PARK AVENUE PARK Lexington Avenue Grocery & Convenience Restaurant and Bar THIRD AVENUE Metropolitan Graphic SECOND AVENUE MADISON AVENUE Art Gallery Farinella LEXINGTON AVENUE Enslow Shoes Wrap-n-Run IRO Juice Bar Pastrami Queen Arader Auctions Jeffrey Stein Salon EAST 78TH STREET EAST 78TH STREET The Windsor Flowers of Distinction Butterfield Market Lusardi's Bella Roma Sable's Café Restaurant Sidney Garber Mariko Woody Liquor & Wine Inc. Doc Watson's Restaurant Lenox Hill Pizza Ziggy's Punto Ottico Vero Panini Uva Butterfield Express New Drug Loft & Wine Bar Al Forno Pizzeria Vella Wine Bar EAST 77TH STREET EAST 77TH STREET Value Price Pharmacy Lenox Hill Hospital Shoe Inn Bemelman's Bar Shish Gagosian Gallery The Carlyle Marianne Vera Salon Farmers Market Kappo Masa Helly Nahmand Gallery Café Noi Le Reve Hair Salon EAST 76TH STREET EAST 76TH STREET Stephen Russell Tang's Garden Elizabeth Locke Andrea Carrano Voila76 St. Jean Baptiste R.C. Church Zitomer Pharmacy Iggy's Hanabi Compass 3 Guys Restaurant Mel's Burger Ann Ahn Orsay Bar & Restaurant EAST 75TH STREET EAST 75TH STREET N. Peal Chuckies Eats THEP Shi Cashmere Leonard's William Poll Zucchero & Pomodori Cabochon Jewelry Boulangerie Patisserie Buka Derm City 74 Market Kids in Sports EAST 74TH STREET EAST 74TH STREET Acne Studios Marche Madison Gourmet A La Turka Restaurant Thomas Taft Salon Pretty Ballerinas Six Happiness Kids at Art Naturino Rene Collection Greenstones Up Thai Christian Science Reading Room Peipers & Kojen Persepolis Persian Cuisine Big Apple Wine & Spirits Kahan Gallery Via Quadronno Manrico Cashmere Madison Ave Presbyterian Church EAST 73RD STREET EAST 73RD STREET Lévy Gorvy Little Vincent's Pizza Bra Smyth Lexington Bar & Books Alex Café PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Spring Flowers THIRD AVENUE Gina SECOND AVENUE MADISON AVENUE Come Prima Restaurant LEXINGTON AVENUE Kolorbar Spa Niobe Rangoli Selima Optique Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle Paul Morelli EAST 72ND STREET EAST 72ND STREET Q FR Quijada Delta Hair Stylist Shen New York Lee Anderson Couture Veki's Hair Shanghai Millesima Chinese Restaurant Tesoro Designers L'Art De Vivre Antiques Modern State Art Frame Wo's Tailoring Martin Paul Realty Associates Inc. Trend Diner St. James Church Manhattan Cabinets The Garden Gallery 71 EAST 71ST STREET EAST 71ST STREET Rx Exclusive Leon Tovar Gallery Caffe dei Fiori Afghan II Kebab House Lex Gourmet Caffe Bacio Jean Claude II Henry Miller Opticians Sette Mezzo The Art of the Frame New & Lingwood Bella Blu Restaurant Serendipity Spa Mariella Pizza Lingerie & Company Pinklemon Park Mecox Gardens Bottega Restaurant Corrado Bread & Pastry Café Classic Cleaners Ko Sushi Japanese Restaurant EAST 70TH STREET EAST 70TH STREET Hairapy by E.T. Neil's Coffee Shop FIVE NAPKIN Beach Café Anne Fontaine BURGER Beijing Wok Le Revel Coffee Lex Pack & Ship Whiskey and Wine Off 69 Nathan A. Bernstein & Co. Fine Art Issa Nail and Spa Sara Amedeo Plaza Flowers EAST 69TH STREET EAST 69TH STREET Apple Tree Market Dennis Basso D&G Baby Scarlett Manhattan Nails Artisan Pizza & Wine Bar ISAIA Garnet Liquors Health Source Pharmacy Dueto Salon Gotham Café Grace's Marketplace Lovella Salon & Spa EAST 68TH STREET EAST 68TH STREET Miles 0 0.0175 0.035 0.07.
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