Manhattan Apartments for Rent near Cornell University Medl Cllg

This 23-story rental building was erected at 400 East 66th Street in 1999. The 127-unit building was designed by James Davidson, who told the New York Times, "We are accentuating the verticality of the building through the use of chevron-profiled limestone and cast stone piers framing window wall construction."

This neighborhood has undergone dramatic change for the better since the Somerset was erected in 1977. At that time, this was a fairly desolate stretch of York Avenue. Over the next few years, many major luxury apartment towers such as the River Terrace, One East River Place, and the Belaire sprouted in the immediate vicinity. In late 1998, Sotheby's began a major expansion on its site. This building, which occupies the entire avenue blockfront between 72nd and 73rd Streets, has attractions of its own including superb views, a driveway, lushly landscaped entrance and many balconies.

The luxury rental building located on 72nd street between Second and Third Avenue in Manhattan's Upper East Side is loaded is with luxury. Residences start on the seventh floor and there are only seven apartments per floor. These spacious units range in size from alcove studios to large one-bedroom units all the way to four bedroom apartments. Walk-in closets, granite kitchens and marble baths are standard in these Manhattan rentals, even the alcove studios. Most of the apartments for rent, even the one-bedrooms feature a full dinning room.