New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Upper East Side (NY-18248)

Located on the corner of East 104th Street and 2nd Avenue, this contemporary styled 2 bedroom is located in the more northern part of Manhattan’s iconic Upper East Side. Known for it’s more old timey vibe, you will be sure to find everything that is the best of the best, here! Whether it be food, museums, shopping, art of all forms, bars, and more! This apartment is available to sublet, and comes move in ready, with everything you need.

This apartment is on the third floor, (European second floor), of low rise building built in 1930. As soon as you walk into your new apartment, you will see a separate kitchen with wood  cabinetry, black appliances, a refrigerator, freezer, a microwave, a coffee- maker, toaster and even a dishwasher and an oven. From there the space flows into the living room, which includes a gray sofa, a black coffee table, a dining table, and a TV with cable. Then as you make your way to the bedrooms, you will notice bedroom 1 has two fully furnished double/ twin sized beds. They include sheets, and the room has AC. Bedroom 2 has a queen sized bed, with sheets, and an AC unit as well. Last but not least you will tour the bathroom, and see it comes equipped with a shower-tub, a water closet, and towels for your use.

The Upper East Side is one of the most popular and desirable locations to live in Manhattan. People are obsessed with the culture, the history that has been rooted into that area, and the somehow lowkey-ness comparable to the other bustling Manhattan neighborhoods. This apartment in the more northern area, is in a great spot! 5 blocks West, you will find Central Park and the Conservatory Garden! Find your favorite morning run trail, and make it your mission to find the best local coffee spot, like Frenchy Coffee NYC. For dinner, try TRIPLE A1, Malii Thai Kitchen, MOJO, Moon House, Naughty Crab, or Shoko Sushi! No matter what you are craving, there will be something to satisfy it nearby! Accessibility is no issue, with the B and C trains at 103rd St and Central Park West.