New York Apartment - Alcove Studio in Midtown East (NY-9031)

In Midtown East, Manhattan, this furnished 1-bathroom studio apartment awaits you. Located 0.8 miles (around 1.3 km) east of Times Square and a half mile (around 800 m) from Grand Central Station and the Chrysler Building, this apartment sits on the 7th floor (the 6th floor in Europe) of a 13-story building near 47th Street and 3rd Avenue. This New York City building has a laundry room and a doorman.

This apartment is ready for a renter. An alcove, furnished with a double bed, opens to a dining and living space where you will find room to eat, relax, stretch out on the sofa, and—should the time come—get a little work done at the desk. Whip up a meal in the separate kitchen with a fridge and an oven. On late nights, take advantage of the microwave and in the morning use the toaster and coffee maker. In the tiled bathroom, treat yourself to a soak in the tub or enjoy a hot shower in the bath/shower combo. The bathroom has a large mirror, too. The apartment has a closet for storage space.

With this apartment as your headquarters, enjoy all that Manhattan has to offer. Within a half-dozen block radius of the front door, you will find restaurants that serve Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Greek, German, Italian, and Kosher food. The Japan Society Culture Center, a 0.2 mile (around 325 meters) walk from the building, is home to exhibitions and performances as well as Japanese language classes. Expand the radius to approximately half-a-mile (around 1 km), and you will find the AKC Museum of the Dog, the United Nations Headquarters, the Summit One Vanderbilt Building, the MetLife Building, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Located 0.3 miles (around 485 meters) away, the 51st Street Subway Station is the nearest station to the apartment. There you can catch the 4 and 6 trains. You can catch the 7 train at the 5th Avenue station. At the 42nd Street/Bryant Park station you can catch the B, D, F, and M trains. And at the Lexington Avenue/53rd Street station you can catch the E and M trains.