1001_PARK_AVENUE_UNIT_8TH_FLOOR_7S_5.jpgNYC’s real estate market is full of hidden gems, and incredible listings can be found on every corner. But how far exactly does your money get you? We’re comparing three Upper East Side properties just steps off of Central Park, all priced around $12 million, to show how much bang you can get for your buck.

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27 East 73rd Street

Between its generous square footage, excellent proportions, storied past and beautiful natural light, there’s a lot to love about 27 East 73rd Street. Sitting on a quintessential UES tree-lined street, this townhome truly has it all, with a laundry room, multiple entertaining rooms, en suite bathrooms, wood-burning fireplaces and a walled garden. The original hardwoods, elegant millwork and wood-paneled library all call to mind days gone by, encouraging time spent away from the city’s hustle and bustle. Serena Boardman, Sotheby’s International Realty, 212.606.7611, sothebysrealty.com

1001 Park Avenue Unit 8th Floor/7S

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Modern, elegant and sophisticated are just a few of the words that come to mind when considering all that this 5,000 square-foot duplex has to offer. Spanning the entire Park Avenue frontage of the building, the home’s attention to detail is evident throughout. An oversize kitchen complete with a windowed breakfast area and eat-in space provides the perfect canvas for entertaining in the large formal dining room, library and living room. Perhaps best of all? The primary suite, complete with a private location on the lower level, a gorgeous en suite bathroom and south-facing windows. Wendy Greenbaum, Coldwell Banker Warburg, 212.439.4542, 212.439.4540, cbwarburg.com

22 East 78th Street

Each and every inch of this five-story 1871 townhouse is grand, from the 22-foot ceilings in the double-height gallery to the custom built-in closets. Perfect for those seeking true New York luxury, this home’s proportions are like no other, including the 34-foot double living room and primary suite occupying the entire third floor. With an executive room, staff quarters and a landscaped garden serving as the cherries on top, this home truly requires no compromises. Oliver Han, Compass, 914.439.6040, compass.com

Whether you prefer tons of square footage, luxurious finishes or prewar charm, these on-the-market Upper East Side properties are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Let us know which is your favorite!