• Select apts)Newly Renovated StudioSecurity
• Special FeaturesALL UTILITIES INCLUDEDControlled
• There are no available units
• Cicero State Game Management Area
• Up of a 12block business district on James
• The outdoors—golf
• Shopping

• /ShowerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWood FlooringParking
• Urban Syracuse absorbed this neighborhood

Syracuse NY

25 Units

16 min Walk

2.56 mi North of SYR

1B 1B $750

1B 1B $550

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Special Features ALL UTILITIES INCLUDEDControlled Access Entrance Located in the Heart of Eastwood Marble Tile (in select apts)Newly Renovated Studio Security Camera on Premise Community Features Self Service Laundry Controlled Access Security System Floor Plan Amenities Bathtub/Shower Microwave Refrigerator Wood Flooring Parking.

East Village Apartments is located in the heart of Eastwood, minutes to I690 allowing you easy access to all area attractions in Syracuse and the surrounding areas.

This apartment community was built in 1967 and has 2 stories with 25 units.

The village of East Syracuse is a very small community at the interchange between Interstates 690 and 481. Just minutes away from Syracuse proper, residents of East Syracuse apartments have easy and direct access to all of the attractions of the larger city, including the Syracuse University campus, numerous public parks, and the nightlife of Armory Square and Westcott Street. Not much farther out of town is the Cicero State Game Management Area, a great spot for enjoying the outdoorsgolf, hiking, and hunting are all popular pastimes here.

Just under 4 miles to the east of downtown Syracuse sits the neighborhood of Eastwood. Once its own village in central New York, urban Syracuse absorbed this neighborhood, but it never lost its tightknit village feel. Made up of a 12block business district on James Street, this neighborhood features restaurants, shopping, and other local businesses as well as a residential area established in the mid1900s. Its proximity to both downtown Syracuse and Syracuse University opens up a world of opportunity for Eastwood residents, whether staying in the village or venturing downtown.

Updated: 26 Jan 2018