Apartments Rentals Near Peninsula New York

This very large rental apartment tower, which was completed in 1998, lessens its impact on the street by chamfering its corner at the avenue and provides welcome light and air, opening up interesting views for residents.

Archstone Midtown West, which was originally called the Gershwin, is on the same cross-street as Rockefeller Center, Saks Fifth Avenue and St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral and borders the Theatre District and the northern fringes of Times Square. Good luck eating in when you live a walk from 9th Avenue's famed Restaurant Row.

The Nicole is a boxy rental apartment building erected in 2004 by the Gotham Organization and designed by Costas Kondylis. Located in 400 West 55th Street, Clinton, it has 18 stories and 149 apartments in four layouts. It is convenient to the Theatre District and the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

The building has incredible city views, a rusticated stone first floor, garden terrace, 24-hour concierge, gym, lounge with coffee bar, valet services, bicycle storage, dry cleaning, and a gorgeous wood and marble lobby with fireplace.

This 51-floor mixed-use rental building fits perfectly in the desirable Clinton area, with its own fully landscaped sun deck and plenty of light from its southern exposure.

The building offers luxurious apartments with double-pane windows, marble baths, high ceilings, air conditioning, microwaves, dishwashers and icemakers. Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center with an Appleseeds children's playroom, party room, parking garage and a laundry on every floor. Each unit features either a den or home office, and some even feature balconies.

The MARC's prime location puts it at the very heart of Midtown West, while its elegant apartments for rent and luxurious amenities put it at the head of a long list of new construction rental apartment buildings in this booming neighborhood. The MARC combines luxury rental apartments that offer the most contemporary and tasteful comforts of home with a suite of amenities and facilities that rival those of any luxury hotel. It's a unique and impressive pairing, and one that has made The MARC one of the most sought-after no-fee apartment listings in Midtown Manhattan.

This quite attractive seven-story rental apartment building was erected in 1987 and has 220 units. The mid-block building at 410 West 50th Street is between Ninth and Tenth Avenues in the heart of the Clinton District, not too far from the northern fringes of the city's theater district. One of the great attractions of the district is its low-rise nature.

The Longacre House, among Midtown West's finest luxury rental apartment towers, was completed in 1998. It is across 50th Street from the full-block World Wide Plaza's major office tower, cineplex, and several residential buildings. The Longacre has a rose and beige brick facade dotted by brick clusters positioned at 45-degree angles, with those at the base topped by lanterns.

Symphony House is a beautifully appointed luxury high-rise. Located in the fashionable West 50's, slightly west of Carnegie Hall and south of Lincoln Center, Symphony House is a very special residence created expressly for those who appreciate the art of living well. When you live at the Symphony House, you'll never again miss a Baryshnikov ballet, Bernstein concert, or Sondheim musical because of the tyranny of time. You'll be seated comfortably by curtain time because you live front and center.

Moments from Carnegie Hall, and the shopping mecca of Columbus Circle, the Sheffield’s prime location at 322 West 57th engages in a convenient and charismatic hot spot for all frequent New York City goers. This Manhattan apartment for rent finds itself at the heart of one of Midtown’s most vibrant areas. These flats for rent at the Sheffield, for their part, rank among the finest NYC rental apartments thanks to spacious floor plans, beautiful Nordic Ash floors, and top-of-the-line finishes and fixtures throughout.

An innovative luxury building built in 1941, 240 Central Park South is a pre-war high-rise that sits across the street from Columbus Circle and Central, offering excellent views of the park. Noted for being the first apartment building to make extensive use of private balconies, 240 Central Park South was landmarked by the city of New York in 2002 and has a fully restored orange-beige exterior and renovated green roof. 240 Central Park South has a landscaped courtyard and canopied entrance, and all of the luxuries that one would expect based on its prestigious address.

Situated in Manhattan’s Midtown West neighborhood right next to Central Park and Columbus Circle, La Premiere is a post-war luxury high-rise with a striking exterior and great location. La Premiere stands 31-stories tall with a beige-brick exterior and tasteful fenestration that makes it an impressive sight from street-level. Built in 1979 and located at 230 West 55th Street, La Premiere has a landscaped plaza, canopied entrance, and luxurious lobby that greets its residents, as well as condo-quality finishes in its hallways.