New York Apartment - 1 Bedroom Rental in Midtown West (NY-14129)
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| start date | end date | sleeps | month | information |
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| Dec 01 2024 | open | 2 |
$3,500 |
information:TENANT MAY EXTEND - $300 app fee; $300 utility fee; $200 exit cleaning fee |
Prices in U.S. Dollars. Euros. 1 US$ = 0.935 Euro € British Pounds. 1 US$ = 0.804 U.K. £ Australian Dollars. 1 US$ = 1.536 Aust $ Canadian Dollars. 1 US$ = 1.368 Can $ Japanese Yens. 1 US$ = 154.941 ¥en Swiss Francs. 1 US$ = 0.914 SFranc
This luxury one bedroom apartment is located in Midtown West, Manhattan at 51st Street and 7th Avenue on the 15th floor (European 14th floor) of a 20-story elevator building. This building has a concierge, gym facilities and laundry facilities. The fully furnished NYC apartment offers western exposure.
This apartment is furnished with contemporary design features. The living room features a queen sized sofa bed, coffee table and a TV with cable. You’ll find all the necessary amenities in the open eat-in kitchen, even an oven and a dishwasher, with a dining area for two at the counter.
The bedroom is calm and peaceful, with stylish décor, courtyard-facing windows and a queen sized bed, nightstand and closet space. The marble bathroom is equipped with a shower, bathtub, toilet and a sink with a vanity.
Midtown West is a very lively neighborhood of Manhattan with diverse shopping and restaurant options, modern conveniences and popular New York landmarks:
- Don’t miss Ellen’s Stardust Diner (341 feet/103 meters), famous for its staff, who perform musical numbers and dances, all while you are eating your fantastic meal!
- Get a taste of New York history at the Gershwin Theater (0.2 miles/321 meters) where you can see a Broadway show or visit the Broadway hall of fame!
- Stop by Magnolia Bakery (0.2 miles/321 meters) for unique cupcakes and banana pudding.
Abundant public transportation options nearby include:
- 47-50 Streets / 6 Avenue: Rockefeller Center (0.3 miles/482 meters) has service on the B/D/F/M trains.
- 49 Street/ 7 Avenue (0.2 miles/321 meters) has N/Q/R train service.
- 50 Street / Broadway (0.1 miles/160 meters) station is serviced by the 1 train.
- Lastly, the B/D and E trains are accessible at the 7 Avenue/ 53 Street (0.1 miles/160 meters) station.
- Air Conditioning,
- Cable,
- TV,
- DVD,
- Internet,
- Laundry inside the building,
- Gym,
- Pets not allowed,
- Smoking not permitted,
- Elevator
- B, D, F, M Trains to 47-50 Streets / 6 Avenue : Rockefeller Center Station
- B, D, E Trains to 7 Avenue / 53 Street Station
- N, R, Q Trains to 49 Street / 7 Avenue Station
- 1 Train to 50 Street / Broadway Station
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Apartment floor plans in this site are not drawn to scale. They are an indication of the general layout and are intended as a guide only. Nothing contained in them should be considered to be an exact blueprint or statement of fact or warranty.
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Review by: Xolisa M., Sep 13 2016 From: South Africa, Apartment Rental: 6 months |
Great stay. |
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Review by: Ana Cristina C., Apr 04 2014 From: Mexico, Apartment Rental: 3 months |
The apartment is awesome in every way, but ir surprised ud that the owner unilateraly decided to change the price of the rent after having signed the contract. After turning in the the apartment she decided that the rent was 900 dollars more. She claimed that in the contract the price was wrong and that she hadn't checked it and that her lawyer said that the price could be changed even after the contract had been signed. Also she wanted to charge me for things she claimed I had broken which were broken since I arrived to the place. |
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Answer by: Apartment Owner Jun 16 2014 |
through your agent by emails, we agreed on the terms: the rent plus $300 per month utilities including cable, internet, phone, electricity, and you stayed 3 mos, in total $900. The tenant reimburses the landlord the utilities fee. However,the lease that provided by your agent didn't mention the utilities fee at all. Without reading carefully, i signed the lease as I have been working with New York Habitat for 9 years and never had an issue. But at the end of your stay, I realized you never paid utilities fee and reviewed all papers. Meanwhile I consulted a lawyer and was told the lease was clearly a mistake base on the emails and I might still have right to collect the utilities fee. Then I brought all factors to your father. He acknowledged it was a mistake and agreed to pay $900 from your security deposit. I appreciate his being fair. I am sorry for the mistake and Thank you very much for staying. |
