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Location: Midtown East, on 51st street between 1st and 2nd Ave. Close to the 6 train at 51st street and Lexington.
Building: Prewar building with full time doorman, laundry facilities and elevator.
Interior: The apartment is located on the 10th floor. It is lovely, with one bedroom, 1 bathroom. There are 3 exposures in the apartment: North / West / South.
The apartment is very bright, clean and quiet. It has hard wood floors.
When you enter there is the living room on your right. The living room has a large sofa that open up to a double size bed, a coffee table, a large cabinet with a TV and VCR. Cable can be installed on the tenant's name. There is a dining table with four chairs.
The kitchen is small but well equipped with a dishwasher, a microwave, a coffee maker, toaster, dishware and plenty of pots and pans.
On the opposite side of the living-room you will find the bedroom. It has a queen size bed and plenty of closet space.
The bathroom has a shower/tub and is very clean. There is a small window.
Electricity and cable should be installed in tenant's name.
PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED.
The canyon-like streets, exclusive boutiques and landmark buildings of the east Midtown area are part of the image of New York recognized around the world. Within this area lie famous stores such as Bloomingdale's and the corporate offices of huge international companies, making this district an important part of Manhattan's economic powerhouse. The opportunities for relaxation are numerous, however, ranging from sedentary coffee-drinking or eating in any of the many cafes and restaurants, to more energetic activities such as roller-blading in Central Park gracious avenues and fine architecture of the sophisticated Upper East Side of Manhattan island gives the streets of this district their elegant character. The up-market boutiques and numerous specialty stores in the area provide amazing shopping opportunities, and the many bars and restaurants are welcome havens from the hectic hustle and bustle in the streets.
