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ALL AMENITIES, LIGHT AND BRIGHT, LUXURY CONDO, SLEEPS UP TO 5 PEOPLE.
Convenient, family friendly, luxury furnished suite — where comfort for our guests is integral to the design.
Newly constructed, soaring 16-foot high ceilings, 1,400 sq feet space, sun-filled with oversize windows, original 100-year-old columns, enormous bathrooms, gourmet kitchen with full size refrigerator, dishwasher and 4-burner gas stove. Washer/Dryer in unit.
Queen size bed in Master bedroom, 2 comfortable leather sleeper sofas in Living Room and 1 twin size bed in 2nd bedroom. PREMIUM COTTON linens included.
1.5 modern and new large bathrooms
Our guests enjoy COMPLIMENTARY: WiFi Internet access, telephone calls within the U.S, Multi Channel Cable TV, use of the buildings amenities.
Amenities include: 24-Hour uniformed doorman and concierge, grand lobby with a gracious ambiance, 9,000 square foot FITNESS CENTER, 57 ft LAP POOL, GAME ROOM, 6,000 ft furnished ROOF DECK with plants and spectacular views of NYC skyline, beautifully landscaped courtyard with water pond. Covered parking available.
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Just moments from all major NYC attractions by subway.
EXAMPLES :
==== 5 minutes train ride to Lex/51st St. This stop is walking distance to the distinctive UN headquarters complex and the nearby energized business district surrounding Grand Central Terminal, where corporate giants such as Pfizer, Bear Stearns, and JPMorgan Chase are based.
Points of interest
1) United Nations headquarters distinctive complex that has served as the headquarters of the UN since its completion in 1952 2) Sushi Yasuda shrine to raw fish—perhaps New York's finest sushi restaurant 3) Grand Central Terminal main Metro North commuter rail station—largest in the world by number of platforms—44 4) St. Patrick's Cathedral Largest decorated Neo-Gothic-style Catholic cathedral in North America
==== 8 minutes train ride to Central Park.
Points of interest:
The modernistic Apple store, Bergdorf Goodman, and the famed Plaza Hotel. While in the park walk through the Great Lawn—home to several free New York Philharmonic concerts each summer—and then circle along the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. Or head down Fifth Avenue, to toy giant FAO Schwarz, Tiffany & Co., Gucci, Harry Winston, and boutique department stores, Takashimaya and Henri Bendel. But shopping isn’t all there is—upper Fifth Avenue is home to nine great museums— including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Guggenheim, with its well–known circular leitmotif.
==== 9 minutes to the heart of the Theater District.
Points of interest:
The exhilarating spirit and landmark innovative digital outdoor advertising of Times Square. Just steps from Sixth Avenue’s business and media corridor. Close to Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, surrounded by quintessential Broadway houses such as the Lyceum Theater and the Booth Theater, as well as exciting smaller venues such as the not–for–profit Roundabout Theater Company, and is just blocks from the headquarters Time Warner, and NBC.
==== 10 minutes train ride to Sutton Place, one of New York City’s most prestigious and exclusive neighborhoods.
The neighborhood— named after Effington B. Sutton, a shipping magnate who developed the land along the East River in the 1870s—is bordered by East 53rd and East 59th Streets. Interesting architecture abounds, led by one of the most respected residential apartment buildings in town, One Sutton Place South, a neo-Georgian style mansion designed by famed early 20th–century architect Rosario Candela. Here, serenity and calm reign, providing a respite from the commotion of Midtown.
Points of interest:
1) Barneys; New York innovative clothing store featuring latest fashions from top designers and hip newcomers 2) Loews Cineplex first–run movies on large screens 3) Museum of Modern Art regarded as the leading museum of modern art in the world |