New York Room For Rent - 4 Bedroom apartment for a roommate in Sutton Place, Upper East Side (NY-18558)

Located on the corner of First Ave and East 57th Street, this four-bedroom shared apartment is found in the heart of Sutton Place, with four-bedrooms and each with their own private bathroom! Just one block away from the East River Walkway, this rental is close to the Lexington Ave-59th Street subway Station.

This gorgeous four-bedroom apartment is a hidden gem within Sutton Place. Walking into the third floor (second floor in European) of a four-story building that was built in 1900, you will see the exposed brick interior wall, which makes it truly breathtaking. Walking into the main room, you are greeted with the kitchen space of the apartment. In the kitchen you have a refrigerator, dishwasher, four-burner stove with an oven, microwave, coffeemaker, and toaster. Your kitchen is an eat-in-kitchen and has a dining table that easily seats four. You also have two grand windows allowing natural light to flow right into the space and a TV. All four bedrooms are fully furnished with a queen size bed, with the exception of one room which has a full-size bed, sheets, an A/C unit, and window(s). All bedrooms have their own private bathroom with a shower, water closet, sink, and towels. In all bedrooms you have an exposed brick wall which is rare and a classic New York interior. This four-bedroom apartment also comes with a washer and dryer and is covered in hardwood floors.

Found in the center of the neighborhood of Sutton Place, this four-bedroom which is surrounded by the Upper East Side, Midtown East, and Midtown. Within close proximity, you can walk onto Madison Ave, and immerse yourself in endless shopping for any kind of event. Just three blocks from your apartment you can hop on the tramway and find yourself in Roosevelt Island. In the springtime enjoy the cherry blossoms and walk around and get a different view of New York City. Form your four-bedroom apartment you can also go to Midtown. Nothing screams New York other than Midtown, with Times Square, the Empire State Building, Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, and Saint Patrick’s Cathedral which all are a must visit. Grab a cup of coffee and walk around and fall in love with some of the world’s tallest skyscrapers and walk amongst their shadows. To explore the rest of New York City, your nearest subway station is Lexington Ave-59th Street which is five blocks away and offers you trains 4, 5, 6, N, R, and W.