| apartment type |
 Studio (Furnished) |
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| neighborhood |
Midtown West - Chelsea - Manhattan - New York |
neighborhood map & info |
| address |
West 40th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues |
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| subway |
A, C, E Trains to 42 Street / 8 Avenue : Port Authority Bus Terminal Station
1, 2, 3, N, R, Q, W, S, 7 Trains to 42 Street / 7 Avenue / Broadway : Times Square Station |
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contact |
| Nov 02 2008 |
open |
2 |
- | - | $ 1,775 | |
+1 (212) 255-8018 |
All dates and prices are subject to confirmation. Prices in U.S. Dollars
Period of one month or more (Agency fees are not included.) |
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Studio in Midtown West - Chelsea
- New York
| Description - New York Furnished Apartment (NY-12645) |
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Studio apartment in Midtwon West
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This apartment is located in Midtown West. It is a small studio is located in a 6-story building.
The apartment is located on the 1st floor. There is a double door security system at the entrance. There are hardwood floors throughout.
The studio is approximately 250 sq. ft. and is furnished with a double sized futon bed. It can comfortably sleep one person or a couple. The room comes with an entertainment center with a TV with cable. The apartment comes with a phone and internet service.
The kitchen area has a microwave, small stove and refrigerator, and comes with a coffeemaker and a toaster. There are pots pans and cooking utensils for the guest. The bathroom has a small bathtub and shower, and all bed linens and towels are provided for the guest.
The apartment is one half block from the A,C, E train lines at 42nd Street.
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