New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Upper East Side (NY-18472)

Located on the corner of East 67th Street and Madison Ave, this two-bedroom apartment is in the prime location of the most classic neighborhood of New York City; welcome to the Upper East Side. Known for shopping, museums, fine dining, and walks around Central Park, the Upper East Side, lives up to its hype.

This two-bedroom apartment is found on the 10th floor (ninth floor in European) of a 16-story mid-rise 1926 building. Walking into this apartment, you are greeted with a modern and bright feeling throughout the whole apartment. This apartment has an open floor concept and combines the living room with the kitchen, allowing flow from one space to the other. In the living room, you have a sofa, dining table, TV with cable, an A/C unit, and windows. In the kitchen, you have a refrigerator, coffeemaker, toaster, and a four-burner stove with an oven. The kitchen offers a marble-looking vein background, giving it a modern look. In both bedrooms, each come with a full-size bed, sheets, an AC unit, and windows. The bathroom is elegantly minimal in all white, with a shower, water closet, sink with cabinetry underneath and mirror, and a window to allow the flow of natural light. In addition, this apartment is covered in hardwood floors.

Madison Ave is probably the most elite street in the Upper East Side where everyone goes shopping, and you are located just steps away from there. This two-bedroom apartment has a prominent location in the Upper East Side due to its close proximity to everything nearby. Just a block away you have 5th Ave, New York City’s most famous avenue, and Central Park. Tall trees as high as most apartment buildings in the neighborhood, making it very picturesque for a picture. In the Upper East Side, you also have what is known as Museum Mile. Museum Mile is a mile long (1.6 km in European) stretch on Fifth Ave offering you six different museums all within close proximity. These museums are El Museo del Barrio, Museum of the City of New York, The Jewish Museum, Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. After you have enjoyed your time in these museums, grab a bite in some of the most famous and classic restaurants in the area. The mornings are well spent when you can grab a coffee from your local coffee shop in the neighborhood, and stroll around Central Park, and maybe even rent a rowboat at the lake. To explore more of New York, three blocks away from your apartment you have with access to lines 4 and 6.