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Live in the center of everything in Manhattan at this furnished 2 bedroom apartment situated on the 8th floor (7th floor European) of a pet-friendly, high-rise, elevator building located near 52nd Street and 1st Avenue in the Midtown East/Sutton Place area. This building’s amenities include full-time doorman, laundry room and garden.
This converted 2 bedroom/ 1 bath New York apartment has parquet wood floors and air conditioning throughout the apartment and is furnished in a contemporary style. The living room area is styled with a white leather sofa and glass coffee table along with a flat screen cable TV for entertainment. Shades of gray and blue in the area rug and artwork on the walls add a subdued hint of color. You’ll also find a dining table here where you can sit down to a meal. The kitchen is designed in all white and is fully equipped with stove/oven, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster and dishwasher. Bedroom 1 offers a full size bed to relax in, along with night tables, dressers and closets for storage. Another flat screen TV is located in this bedroom for entertainment. Bedroom 2 is separated from the living room by a curtained doorway, inside you’ll find a full size bed, night table, dresser and full length mirror. One wall is lined with shelves for storage and decoration while the opposite wall has plenty of windows. Both bedrooms have city views. The bathroom is designed in white with white and gray marbled tiles and a combo tub/shower. Linens and towels are provided. WiFi is available throughout the apartment.
This Sutton Place building has a shared garden area where residents can relax in the fresh air. This residential enclave in Midtown East is close to the business and touristic center of NYC while also having the tranquility of being close to the East River. Shop for organic groceries at the local Whole Foods Market (.5mi/.80km away). Get a bird’s eye view of Manhattan from the Roosevelt Island tram that links Manhattan and Roosevelt Island, where you can spend the day across the East River on this quiet island. Along First Avenue you’ll find plenty of varied dining options including Parnell’s for Irish pub fare, Jubilee French bistro and La Villetta for Italian food and wine.
The closest subway access can be found at Lexington Avenue / 53 Street: (E subway line).
