NYC Apartments for Rent from $4,500 to $5,000

If you’re looking to rent an apartment in this price range, chances are that you want a top-notch two- or three-bedroom in one of Manhattan’s best buildings. Lucky for you, we’ve got them all listed below. These rentals are outstanding units with too many excellent features to go into in-depth here, but suffice it to say that if you look closer, you’ll like what you’ll see. Don’t take our word for it though, see for yourself. But, if you need it, we’re always here to help.

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            240 Central Park South

            240 Central Park South
            240 Central Park South

            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 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 also has a landscaped courtyard, a canopied entrance, and excellent views of the park, not to mention all of the luxuries that one would expect based on its prestigious address.

            The Ormonde

            154 West 70th Street
            154 West 70th Street

            The Ormonde is a prewar conversion at 154 West 70th Street in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Lincoln Square. Over a hundred years old, it is a landmarked building with architecture in a brick and limestone palazzo style. It was originally built in 1900, and with its conversion it offers a desirable blend of old-fashioned style and modern sensibilities. The Ormonde offers 145 luxury apartments for rent that range in size from studios, to one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites. Accompanying these luxury Manhattan rentals are an array of amenities, and the high-end and fashionable Lincoln Square.

            The Ellington

            260 West 52nd Street
            260 West 52nd Street

            A 29-story post-war high-rise in one of the most exciting sections of Manhattan, The Ellington offers Manhattanites a high-end luxury experience right by the Theater District and Central Park. The Ellington, located at 260 West 52nd Street on the corner of 8th Avenue, has a red-brick base with ribbed piers beneath a setback tower with numerous private balconies. Built in 1987, The Ellington was one of the first modern luxury rental apartment buildings to lead the way in Midtown West’s revitalization.

            555 West 23rd Street

            555 West 23rd Street
            555 West 23rd Street

            The West Chelsea Gallery District is a particularly cultural part of Manhattan, with an abundance of art galleries that attract some of the city’s most fashionable residents. 555 West 23rd Street is the kind of modern residential building that appeals to those savvy New Yorkers, with luxury apartments for rent that are designed with efficiency, comfort and style in mind. 555 West 23rd Street was built in 2006; it is a two-tower building, with towers 12 and 15 stories high. Built in the industrial style, it is made up of 336 units that range in size from studios to 2 bedroom suites and penthouses. These luxury Manhattan apartments also come with more amenities than one can imagine, adding up to a rental building that is hard to beat.

            110-114 Horatio Street

            110-114 Horatio Street
            110-114 Horatio Street

            A prewar apartment building built in 1900 as a Deco Paint factory, the West Coast at 110-114 Horatio Street is a luxury low-rise with great Hudson River exposures in the exciting Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village. The West Coast, an official city landmark also known as 509 West Street, stands 6-stories tall and has red-brick facade and an elegant lobby with globular wall sconces and inset pilasters. Combined with an adjacent post-war apartment building built in 1987, the West Coast has a serene interior courtyard that offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.

            W New York Downtown

            123 Washington Street
            123 Washington Street

            W New York Downtown is a luxury Manhattan apartment building located at 123 Washington Street in New York’s bustling Financial District. Built in 2010, this new building offers the most up-to-date standards available in a modern Manhattan apartment building. It is 57 stories high, with 223 apartments for rent that come equipped with no shortage of comforts and conveniences. Amenities in W New York Downtown complete the building’s image as a luxurious home destination. W New York Downtown is a fully desirable option for any New Yorker seeking a luxury rental.

            Mantena

            431 West 37th Street
            431 West 37th Street

            Mantena, a newly constructed luxury rental on the West Side of Manhattan, offers 98 high-end Manhattan apartments for rent. Located at 431 West 37th Street in Manhattan’s Clinton neighborhood, Mantena is a stylish glass mid-rise that overlooks the Hudson River and stands near the future Hudson Yards Development Project, the future 7 train extension, and the final section of High Line Park due to be completed next year. Mantena is one of the few luxury rentals in this emerging section of Clinton, and this brand new building features apartments built in the modern style. These units exhibit all of the trademark fixtures and finishes of Manhattan’s best apartments.

            The Club

            4705 Center Boulevard
            4705 Center Boulevard

            Located at 47-05 Center Boulevard, in the emerging neighborhood of Long Island City, The Club is situated in one of Queens’ hottest residential areas. Offering 391 high-end rental units within its 31-story glass tower, The Club’s post-war structure was attentively crafted to cater to the lifestyles of contemporary New Yorkers.

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