Anvan sa, Jerry Garcia ak Bob Weir nan Grateful Dead te posede kay 213 West 70th Street la, yon kay ki gen 4 inite ki chita nan kè Upper West Side la. Kay sa a gen yon duplex pou pwopriyetè a, twa inite lokasyon nan mache lib (yon apatman ki gen 3 chanm, youn ki gen 1 chanm ak yon estidyo), epi menm yon espas polyvalan nan nivo ki pi ba a, ki te sèvi pi resamman kòm gadri.

Toupre Central Park ak Riverside Park, restoran emblèm tankou Café Luxembourg, boutik, Lincoln Center, espektak an dirèk, American Museum of Natural History, makèt ki varye ant Trader Joe’s ak Citarella, ansanm ak kèk nan pi bon mwayen transpò ki genyen yo. West 70th Street, ant Amsterdam Avenue ak West End Avenue, byen montre ritm katye sa a. Gwo sant transpò 72nd Street ki toupre a konekte w ak rès vil la, alòske apremidi nan lakou jwèt, dekouvèt nan mize ak figi moun ou abitye wè fè lavi toupre lakay la yon eksperyans ki satisfè tout jenerasyon.

Once owned by the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir, 213 West 70th Street is a 4 unit home located at the epicenter of the Upper West Side. This home is set up with an owner's duplex, three free market rental units (3 bedroom, 1 bedroom & a studio)there is even a flex space on the lower level which was most recently used as a daycare.

In close proximity to both Central and Riverside Parks, iconic restaurants, like Café Luxembourg, shops, Lincoln Center, live entertainment, American Museum of Natural History, grocery-shopping ranging from Trader Joe's to Citarella and some of the best transportation possible. West 70th Street, between Amsterdam and West End Avenues exemplifies that neighborhood rhythm. The nearby 72nd Street transportation hub connects you to the wider city, while playground afternoons, museum discoveries and familiar faces make life close-to-home just as rewarding for every generation.