Manhattan Luxury Apartment
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Manhattan Luxury Apartment (#538) New York City, New York |
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Best way to visit New York, The apartment is centrally located at 135w 58th street NY10019 and gives you easy access to all major parts of town, the apartment gives you luxury at its best.The property has three bedroom and three bathroom , lot of bars and restaurants.Public transportation is everywhere. Bus stops at the corner and subway stations for R, N, E, D, 1, 2, B, A, and C lines one block away. One block away from Central Park, around the corner from Carnegie Hall and a 10 minute taxi ride to New Yorks most popular districts, i.e Greenwich Village, soHo and Tribeca.All clients get free admission to the Empire State Building or the Rockefeller Center walking tour, as well as to the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the American Museum of Natural History.3Master bedrooms have queen sized beds and a spacious walk in closet / changing area. Ceiling fan over beds. each bathrooms with bathtub and windows. Cabinet space for toiletries. their Showers has an adjustable massage head. Kitchen and dinning area: Contemporary design open kitchen equipped with glass stove top (electric), big convection oven, microwave oven and various appliances (juicer, blender, rice cooker, food processor etc). Dinning table sits 6, plus extra long table for more.Washer & Dryer in pantry off of kitchen loft has wooden floors, a mix of contemporary & antique furniture. Upright piano and guitar for music enthusiasts.woman's and kids bikes.Large air conditioning units in front windows + 3 ceiling fans circulate the air well.Large flat screen TV, cable, VCR & DVD players. Computer w/ internet access and speakers for music playing,Two entrances, from the stairwell and elevator which opens right into loft (no one else has access w/out a key).Columbus Circle is also close by,shopping and dining along the fashionable 5th Avenue and Madison Avenue, The Theater District is also within walking distance. Visit the collection of shops. |
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| Dishwasher Washer/Dryer CD Player Stereo Hi-Speed Internet Cable TV VCR DVD Ceiling Fans Bath Tub Another Rental Tennis Telephone (free local, 800 calls), (2) TVs w/ multi-channel premium Cable TV and VCR/DVD. Main Kitchen (w/new appliances): Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Stove Oven, Blender, Dishes, Pots & Pans, Small Appliances, Coffeemaker. Dining Table w/ seating for 10. Lower Kitchen: Microwave, Refrigerator, Stove Oven, Dishes, Pots & Pans Washer and Dryer (detergent provided). Bed, Bath, and Kitchen Linens provided (including quilts, blankets, and pillows), paper products included. Library of VHS videos/DVDs/books/games. Large wrap-around deck on the main level with views of North Mountain. Large lower level patio. Charcoal smoker grill, large outdoor propane grill. All bedroom windows facing North Mountain. Everything is Professionally Cleaned and Prepared |
lot of bars and restaurants.Public transportation is everywhere. Bus stops at the corner and subway stations for R, N, E, D, 1, 2, B, A, and C lines one block away. One block away from Central Park, around the corner from Carnegie Hall and a 10 minute taxi ride to New Yorks most popular districts, i.e Greenwich Village, soHo and Tribeca.All clients get free admission to the Empire State Building or the Rockefeller Center walking tour, as well as to the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the American Museum of Natural History | |||
864 Since October 6, 2008