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This furnished 2 bedroom/2 bath apartment is located on the 31st floor (30th floor European) of a high-rise, elevator building. The building is located near 52nd Street and 1st Avenue in the Midtown East area of Manhattan toward the East River. Building amenities include full-time doorman, laundry room and parking for an additional fee.
The contemporarily styled 2 bedroom New York apartment has a northern exposure with views of the skyline along with the Queensboro Bridge and the East River. Light colored wood floors and air conditioning can be found throughout the apartment. Lounge in the living room area where black leather sofas surround a coffee table and flat screen cable TV. A glass dining table for six sits at the other end of the living room near the kitchen. The kitchen is designed with dark wood cabinetry contrasting with white countertops and stainless steel appliances. It is fully equipped with stove/oven, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster and dishwasher. Bedroom 1 is decorated with white furniture and has a king size bed to relax in, along with night tables with storage drawers and a flat screen TV for entertainment. There are closets for storage of clothes and other belongings. Enjoy views of the Queensboro Bridge lit up at night from your bedroom! Bedroom 2 features a double bed and city views, along with a night stand and closet for storage. Both bathrooms are designed with large white tiles, the first bathroom offers tub and shower options while the second has a glass shower. Linens and towels are provided. WiFi is available throughout the apartment.
The building has a shared garden area where residents can relax in the fresh air. This residential area of Midtown East is close to the business and touristic center of the NYC so you have the best of both worlds. Shop for organic groceries at the local Whole Foods Market (.5mi/.80km away). Get an even better view of the Queensboro Bridge (.5mi/.80km away) and the Manhattan skyline by taking the bridge’s pedestrian lane over the East River to Long Island City, Queens. On your way back you can stop at Macaron Café (44 E 59th Street) for some of their colorful French goodies or just do some window shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue (.8mi/1.28km away).
The closest subway access can be found at Lexington Avenue / 53 Street: (E subway line).
