New York Apartment - 1 Bedroom Rental in Upper East Side (NY-14864)

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Live among New York City’s most elite residents (think Mariah Carey and Woody Allen!) with this fully furnished one bedroom apartment in Manhattan ’s Upper East Side, near the beautiful East River.

The contemporary one bedroom home rests on East 60th Street & 1st Avenue, within a 5-story prewar low-rise walk-up building. Included is a shared laundry facility for utmost convenience, and a shared courtyard garden with patio tables and chairs.

Accessorized with black and white décor and hard wood floors, this home creates an elegant and decidedly trendy environment. Modern furnishings include a flat-screen cable television, track lighting for ultra-efficient illumination, and a round glass dining table in the litchen accommodating romantic meals at home.

The bedroom includes a double bed, track lighting above the bed, and ample closet space. Two chairs allows guest seating.

Please Note: This apartment is near the Queensboro Bridge. Occasional traffic noise can be heard.

NYC’s Upper East Side is a most sought-after area of the city, filled with beautiful greenery, tree-lined streets, and famous attractions. From this apartment, tenants will be walking distance from a hub of restaurants, delis, shops, and general need stores. Be sure to check out such local hotspots as Viand Café (classic diner), Acquavella Galleries (art gallery), Metropolitan Museum of Art, and more! Listed below are some more suggestions of where to go in the neighborhood.

• Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden: Get a glimpse of old-world New York at this museum displaying artifacts from the Federal and Empire periods. 0.2mi/350m. Accessible via foot.
• Frick Collection: Check out this uber-trendy museum, showcasing art from the Renaissance era through the late 19th century. 1.1mi/1.8km. Accessible via foot or train.
• Roosevelt Island: Walk just outside the apartment on 2nd Avenue to board the Roosevelt Island Tram, taking you to a historic patch of land in the middle of the East River. Here you can view the spooky ruins of the Smallpox Hospital and take a walk through Four Freedoms Park. 322ft/98m. Accessible via foot.

Public transportation around New York City is easy from this location. Just walk to 59 Street / Lexington Avenue, serving lines 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R lines. 0.3mi/400m.