Rental Apartments in NYC near Museum of Comic & Cartoon Art

With boutique loft apartments, 145 Spring Street offers spacious luxury rentals in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood. Each loft features large windows and newly renovated furnishings. With a range of luxury amenities close to the neighborhood’s thriving art and cultural scene, 145 Spring Street is the ideal Soho loft.

Since 2001, Nolita has had a newly constructed luxury rental building on the block, and that is 227 Mulberry Street. The 7-floor structure with 52 apartment units epitomizes the meaning of luxury, offering polished finishes and top-of-the-line fixtures. Immediate subway access allows residents to easily choose between Nolita’s soothing solitude and the dynamism of New York, making 227 Mulberry Street a crossroads of both the peace and excitement that the island is home to.

With 16 apartments for rent, 159 Bleecker Street, in Manahttan’s Greenwich Village, overlooks downtown New York City. With fully furnished apartments featuring top-of-the-line fixtures, 159 Bleecker Street is the ideal rental. A location amidst Greenwich Village’s famed theatres makes the building a coveted find.

Designed by Herald Square architects DeLemos & Cordes in 1896, 640 Broadway is a top-tier luxury rental. The building is located in the Noho Historic District at the corner of Broadway and Bleeker, a place that once housed artists and aristocrats. Their influence is evident in every section of Noho, which uniquely combines aesthetic grandeur with contemporary pleasures. 640 Broadway is comprised of 21 residential units, nine of which are available for rent. Included in this number is a duplex penthouse which boasts a roof deck of 1,000 square feet.

457 Broome Street is a luxury pre-war building offering spacious apartments for rent in Soho. Located close to everything from subway lines to fashion boutiques, this is an ideal residence for those who want to live in the heart of New York City.

184 Thompson Street offers residents 140 loft-style apartments within walking distance of some of Greenwich Village's most vibrant cultural landmarks including Bleeker Street and Washington Square Park.