The Wilshire on 207 East 30th Street in Manhattan’s Murray Hill is both a high-end Manhattan apartment building, and a piece of cultural history. Originally the site of the Adams Morgan Memorial Presbyterian Church, it was made famous in the 60s and 70s as one of Columbia Records most famous recording studios. It was converted in 1985 into a luxury apartment building, and now contains 79 apartments for rent in 9 stories of high-end living. The building features no shortage of comforts and conveniences, with spacious rooms and amenities such as a laundry room and bike room.
Each room in the Wilshire comes with individual heat and air conditioning, as well as high-speed telecommunications options. The floors are hardwood, and each apartment comes also with a balcony. Kitchens are built with wooden cabinetry, and include a full array of kitchen appliances. The bathrooms are newly renovated, and include soaking tubs and stainless steel fixtures. While residents inundated with so much culture and luxury may want to spend most of their time indoors, the Murray Hill neighborhood offers many options of its own. Madison Square Park, home of New York City’s infamous Shake Shack, is nearby, as is the scenic East River. This is not even to mention the neighborhood’s countless bars, shops, and restaurants, where residents can spend their free time enjoying the food and retail New York is famous for. With such a comfortable and interesting building to call home, residents of the Wilshire should want nothing for luxury.
