New York City Apartments for Rent near The Pierre

300 East 57th Street is a post-war mid-rise elevator building, offering great Midtown studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments. As one of the last buildings designed by art deco pioneer Emery Roth, 300 East 57th has a place in architecture history.

This 19-floor building has elevator access and laundry facilities. Each of its 163 units features hardwood floors and a marble bathroom.

254 East 68th Street is a striking construction on what is otherwise an architecturally undistinguished stretch of Second Avenue, but the eye-catching white brick tower of this luxury apartment building offer as appealing a living experience within as they do an attractive view from street level. For those seeking luxury apartment rentals on the Upper East Side, 254 East 68th Street offers a classic Upper East Side residence at a strikingly central location.

Sutton Place has long been one of Manhattan's most luxurious neighborhoods an understated pocket of quiet sophistication in Midtown East that is home to some of the most elegant apartments for rent in Manhattan. While The Bristol's luxurious rental apartments and classically elegant exterior make it quite at home in its exclusive neighborhood, The Bristol's very contemporary rental units and state-of-the-art amenities also make it one of the most unique no-fee rentals in Midtown East. The Bristol is a modern luxury apartment building with old-school charm and a classic New York address.

The Morrison, a medium-size, asymmetrical, Midtown East apartment tower, is set back in a plaza along the avenue. It is distinguished by its two columns of attractive balconies. The building has only two apartments per floor, a doorman, and a concierge.

Thanks in part to a prime Midtown East location in the placid, residential Beekman neighborhood, 136 East 55th Street's spacious apartments for rent are among the most desirable rental listings in Midtown East. As ideal as 136 East 55th's location is, though, this stately 15-story rental tower's gracious rental apartments are the real selling point.

The enduring elegance of the Upper East Side has ensured that The Blake's prime Upper East Side location remains one of the most desirable addresses in all of Manhattan. A comprehensive 2008 renovation restored The Blake to the vanguard of Manhattan excellence, which means that these spacious flats are, still, among the most desirable apartments for rent on the Upper East Side. Reimagined as a boutique, hotel-style apartment residence, The Blake's combination of sophisticated features and superior amenities make it one of the premier no-fee rental listings on the Upper East Side.

205 E 59 is a 27-story, mid-block luxury apartment tower, located in the convergence of Midtown East and the Upper East Side. Construction on this post-war high-rise began in 2004, within the former site of the Coronet and Baronet movie theaters. Designed by Richard Dattner, this building has curved facades, and a 5,795-square foot outdoor area, complete with a pooch park and views of the Queensborough Bridge.