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This fully furnished architect-designed one-bedroom loft apartment is located in the heart of the Greenwich Village/Soho/NYU area of Manhattan, New York. The apartment is on the 9th floor of a 16-story landmark elevator building which offers a live-in super, full-time doormen, handyman, porters, communal courtyard and roof deck access (next door building).
Open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area contain a farmer's dining table, a breakfast nook and lighted coat closet. Space features include high ceilings, and walls hung with work by contemporary New York artists.
Chef's kitchen includes fully stocked walk-in pantry, European appliances, marble countertops, Le Creuset cookware, built-in water filter, cork floor.
Sunny, south-facing bedroom has four closets, including one for shoes and bags. Adjacent walk-in closet includes substantial dresser and space for dresses, suits, and shirts, plus hat shelves.
Bathroom features Italian-tile walk-in shower with rain fitting and European-style hand-held faucet, spa bench; large two-mirror, five-shelf cosmetics cabinet; adjoining linen closet contains Italian towels and sheets.
Entertainment options include TV/DVD/cable/stereo/CD and wireless high-speed Internet. Air conditioning cools all rooms. Shared laundry in building; bike room.
This furnished rental is located in Greenwich Village, conveniently central to subways, making commuting around New York City easy (N/R line at 4 blocks, 4/6 at 5 blocks, B/D/F/M at 6 blocks); the building is across street from the NYU campus, and only two blocks to Washington Square Park. The Union Square farmers' market in within walking distance or 1 subway stop away; SoHo, TriBeCa and the East Village surround this neighborhood, offering myriad entertainment, dining and shopping options.
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.
