Apartment Rentals in New York City near Children's Museum of Manhattan

Originally built as a stately hotel in 1923, the Greystone's interior spaces and 429 apartments have been renovated with an eye for old New York glamor and contemporary free-spirit living. The Greystone embodies that combo that makes Manhattan so special: a deep sense of history fused with a desire to be two steps ahead.

This very handsome apartment building is modeled on the twin-towered forms of the Majestic and Century, the important Art Deco towers on Central Park West. While not as detailed as those famous pre-war buildings, this 27-story building was a very important addition to the Broadway skyline, and its setback towers respected the boulevard's traditional cornice line.

This regal, Italian Renaissance-style luxury rental building is a true historic landmark on Manhattan’s prestigious Upper West Side. Located at 225 West 86th Street, the Belnord spans an entire city block and contains its own beautifully landscaped courtyard that once allowed for horse-and-buggy access. Completed in 1908, the architects took great care with every architectural detail, including an impressive arched entrance and handcrafted stone sculptures that adorn the exterior. The Belnord is a vanguard building that sets the standard for classic pre-war mid-rises in Manhattan.

A pre-war luxury rental building in the Upper West Side, 180 West 81st Street is a renovated Manhattan building with spacious apartments for rent and a penchant for privacy for its residents. A landmarked, historic apartment building, 180 West 81st Street features 12 apartments on a tree-lined, quiet section of Manhattan’s famed Upper West Side. An intercom building, this luxury rental boasts a brand new lobby, and apartments with refinished surfaces and polished oak floors. Stainless steel appliances are in the kitchens, while the bathrooms offer heated floors.