New York Rentals – Murray Hill
Murray Hill is bordered by Gramercy on the south and 42nd Street on the north and Fifth Avenue and Second Avenue, but it feels like no place else in Manhattan. Younger and more energetic than its neighbors, Murray Hill is home to a hopping bar and restaurant scene on Third Avenue, as well as a host of shopping options, ranging from funky boutiques to big-name retail giants. It's easier to find a good time -- or at least a good burger and a beer -- in Murray Hill than anywhere else in the city north of 14th Street, but it's also surprisingly easy to find a classic Manhattan luxury rental apartment. Murray Hill's popularity among young professionals has led to an explosion of new-construction luxury rental apartment buildings, and a bumper crop of apartments for rent.
What makes Murray Hill stand out, relative to the rest of Manhattan real estate, is just how diverse its apartment stock is. Stately pre-war rental apartments to rival those of the Upper East Side can be found at 20 Park Avenue and 4 Park Avenue. Just blocks away, though, are such ultra-modern, amenity-packed new-construction rental buildings as The Anthem and The Montrose.
Murray Hill offers exceptional mass transit access, with the 4, 5, 6 train running down the neighborhood's spine and a host of dependable crosstown buses putting the rest of the city within reach. A scene unto itself, distinctly New York and simultaneously distinctly different, Murray Hill is one of the most desirable residential neighborhoods in Manhattan for a good reason.
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The Instrata Nomad stands in one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods, just steps from Madison Square Park and convenient to Chelsea, Midtown and Union Square. In addition to elegant doorman living, the building offers a 360° wraparound sundeck offering breathtaking views from the fiftieth story. Apartments feature handsome kitchens, baths and abundant closet space, and several have balconies.
Avalon Kips Bay is an elegant doorman building standing on the border of Gramercy Park and Murray Hill, close to the Midtown business district and dozens of restaurants, shops and grocery stores. It is also convenient to public transportation, neighborhood parks and good cross-town bus service at 34th Street.
The Montrose is a 22-story luxury residential rental boutique building with fewer than a hundred units, but many luxury amenities, offering residents a user-friendly home environment. This slice of the good life sits on a quiet eastern corner of Murray Hill. It is also close to Tudor City, the Ford Foundation Building and the United Nations. Residents also enjoy excellent public transportation not too far away on 42nd Street and at Grand Central Terminal.
Welcome to a lovely high-rise building with a private garden in desirable Murray Hill. It's right on a cross-town street with access to all kinds of transportation and steps from Murray Hill's great shopping, the Murray Hill post office, Stern University, Morgan Library, Scandinavia House and the NY Design Center. Plus it's very convenient to both the Midtown and Midtown South business districts and not too far from the trendy Flatiron District.
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.
Windsor Court flourishes in one of the City's most established residential neighborhoods. A full staff including 24-hour doorman and concierge are at your service, laundry facilities are located on every floor, a 24-hour attended garage is right in the building, and maid, valet and dry-cleaning services are available. A fully-equipped, spacious health club is located on the building's top floor and offers spectacular panoramic views. The buildings have a garage, driveway, bicycle room, video security, valet service, a sundeck.
Built in the 1960s, Stonehenge 33 is located in one of the most convenient neighborhoods in the city. Rising up to 16 stories at 141 East 33rd Street, Stonehenge 33 has 120 units, including studios, 1 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, and penthouses, some with private outdoor space and astounding views. With a classic red brick exterior, the building combines an older style outside with modern conveniences inside. Granite countertops and stainless steel appliances adorn the kitchens, while the marble bathrooms are comfortable and amazing. On top of everything else, Stonehenge 33 is pet friendly, allowing for pets of any kind up to 50 pounds.
Constructed in 1974, The Habitat at 154 East 29th Street in Kips Bay manages to hold it’s own in the ever changing New York real estate market. Rising to 17 stories and packed with 145 units ranging from studios to convertible 2 bedrooms, The Habitat has something for everyone. The brick and mirrored lobby smacks of that older NYC charm that everyone loves while the apartments themselves are equally impressive. All the apartments have energy efficient, thermal pane windows that let in lots of light. The kitchens sparkle with ceramic floor tiling, maple cabinetry, and granite countertops. All the bathrooms are newly renovated insuring class, comfort, and style.
121 Madison Avenue is a 13-story pre-war luxury building that owns the distinction of being the first co-op building in Manhattan. Designed by renowned architects Philip G. Hubert and James W. Pirrson, 121 Madison Avenue was completed in 1883 and towered over the adjacent brownstones at the time. 121 Madison Avenue, located on the corner of 30th Street in Murray Hill, was built in the Queen Anne style and has a distinctive red brick and brownstone exterior. Designed for affluent New Yorkers, 121 Madison Avenue still has the feel of Old New York elegance.