Ụlọ dị na 213 West 70th Street, nke Jerry Garcia na Bob Weir nke otu egwu Grateful Dead nweburu, nwere ngalaba anọ, ọ dịkwa n’etiti etiti mpaghara Upper West Side. E haziri ya ka o nwee duplex nke onye nwe ya, yana ngalaba mgbazinye atọ a na-akwụ ụgwọ n’ahịa nkịtị (nke nwere ime ụlọ ihi ụra atọ, nke nwere otu, na obere ụlọ studio). E nwekwara oghere a pụrụ iji mee ihe dị iche iche n’ala nke dị n’okpuru, nke e ji mee ebe a na-elekọta ụmụaka n’oge na-adịbeghị anya.

Ọ dị nso na Central Park na Riverside Park, ụlọ nri ndị ama ama dịka Café Luxembourg, ụlọ ahịa, Lincoln Center, ebe ntụrụndụ a na-eme ndụ, American Museum of Natural History, na ebe a na-azụ ihe oriri—site na Trader Joe’s ruo Citarella—yana ụfọdụ n’ime ụzọ njem kacha mma. West 70th Street, nke dị n’agbata Amsterdam na West End Avenues, na-egosipụta otú ndụ si aga n’agbataobi a. Ebe njem dị na 72nd Street dị nso na-ejikọ gị na akụkụ ndị ọzọ nke obodo ahụ, ebe ehihie a na-anọ n’ebe ụmụaka na-egwuri egwu, nchọpụta a na-eme n’ụlọ ngosi ihe mgbe ochie, na ihu ndị mmadụ maara na-eme ka ibi nso n’ụlọ bụrụ ihe na-enye afọ ojuju nye ọgbọ niile.

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.