New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Upper East Side (NY-18473)

Located on the corner of East 67th Street and Madison Avenue, this two-bedroom apartment is found in the Upper East Side, one of Manhattan’s most famous neighborhoods. Famous for being a setting on numerous television shows and movies, the Upper East Side holds to its fame. Shopping, eating, museums, walking, and strutting the Upper East Side is home to whatever your heart desires.

Walking into this apartment, you are greeted with an elegant and minimal feeling. The simple colors and the natural light that flows from in from outside, is where the true beauty is at. This apartment is found on the 10th floor (ninth floor in European) of a 16 story 1926 classic midrise building. In the main space of the apartment, you have a sofa, TV with cable, an A/C unit, windows, and a dining table that easily seats four. Flowing into the kitchen, since this apartment is an open floor plan, you have a refrigerator, coffeemaker, toaster, and a four-burner stove with an oven. In both bedrooms you have a full-size bed, with sheets, an A/C unit, and windows. In the bathroom, you have a sleek whitewashed look, with a tub-shower, towels, water closet, sink with cabinetry and a mirror, and a window. This apartment is also covered in hardwood floors.

Nothing screams classic New York other than the Upper East Side. Famous eateries, high-end fashion stores, and beautiful pre-war buildings and amazing townhouses. It is said that those who live in the Upper East Side never get to leave because whatever they may want, or need is within proximity. Your apartment is found right by Madison Ave, the shopping mecca of the Upper East Side. Just a block away you have Central Park where you can stroll around and visit the Central Park Zoo, or even the museums of 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. Known for its classic 19th century townhomes, they are classic, elegant, and timeless, and worth a pose for a picturesque picture. To see more of the beautiful city of New York, hops on the 4 or 6 train by the 68th Street-Hunter College Subway Station which is just three blocks away.