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This fully furnished 1-bedroom 1-bathroom apartment is located on the 17th floor of a pre-war high-rise building in Midtown West of Manhattan.
This New York City elevator building is equipped with a full-time doorman, reception area where all visitors are announced, and on-site laundry facilities. A free gym is also available to residents. The actual apartment has air-conditioning.
The living room has a double exposure with 2 windows facing North and West allowing for ample light to fill the apartment. A marble tiled hallway leads to the living room, which is furnished with a leather sofa and armchair, coffee table, desk (with drawers) and chair, and wall mounted flat-screen TV. The wall behind the sofa is completely mirrored. The TV is cable and VCR ready.
The open eat-in kitchen is fitted with marble counters tops and finished wooden cabinets. There is also a semi-detached island and dining table, which are both topped with marble. The kitchen is furnished with an oven, 4-burner stove, freezer/fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, and dishwasher.
The bedroom is furnished with a queen-sized be, 2 nightstands, a dresser, TV, and VCR. Sheets are provided.
The bathroom is tiled with marble. It has a shower/tub, WC, sink, and medicine cabinet. There is also a window. Towels are provided.
This New York City apartment on West 51st St between 6th and 7th Ave is located in the Manhattan neighborhood of Midtown West. You can either walk or take the subway to popular tourist areas such as the Theatre District, Times Square, Central Park, and Grand Central Station. For nightlife there are plenty of trendy and famous restaurants, bars, and clubs.
This location is convenient, because there are many train lines that take you all over Manhattan easily. The 1 and 2 trains are at 50th street station, which is less then one block away. Only one block away is the A, C, and E trains. The B, D, and E trains are 2 blocks away on 7th Ave.
