Large studio 5 BLOCKS from CENTRAL PARK! Near SUBWAY!

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Fully furnished large open space studio with private bathroom located in a private townhouse in the heart of famously safe, charming, green, and beautiful Upper East Side! This beautiful spacious unit is suitable for one person.
Only 5 walking blocks to Central Park and 2 blocks to Subway! #1 LOCATION in Manhattan, LOCATION, LOCATION!

Private townhouse located in the heart of the prestigious Upper East Side! Short term or long term available are welcome! Historical townhouse with meticulous restoration of original prewar details, conveniently located within walking distance to CENTRAL PARK, Metropolitan Museum and MUSEUM MILE, Gracie Mansion, the East River promenade, and steps away from major transportation. You will find Restaurant Row on Second Avenue, featuring World class cuisine, shops, boutiques, and supermarkets.
Furnished with antique style, museum quality imported furniture and crystal chandeliers, this private unit offers the utmost in comfort and privacy, with new upgrades featuring white marble bath, hard wood floors, decorative fireplace, 2 windows overlooking private garden, Internet/WiFi, flat screen TV. Limited cooking appliances: microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker and toaster. This large one-of-a-kind beautiful open space studio with a comfortable bed featuring Posturepedic mattress. Washer/dryer in the building. Subway station is 2 blocks away or short less than 5mins walk.

Please, consider our available lovely furnished upscale accommodations located only 5 BLOCKS to CENTRAL PARK & 2 BLOCKS to SUBWAY in the most prestigious and convenient #1 area of Upper East Side/Manhattan/New York City!

The Upper East Side is known for being New York’s—possibly the country's—most elegant residential neighborhood, with streets near Park and Fifth Avenues conveying the hushed ambiance of the privileged and powerful. The majority of apartment buildings here were built between the turn of the century and the 1930s.
Fifth Avenue is entirely residential in this area except for the many cultural institutions along its 'Museum Mile,' home to the City's highest concentration of cultural institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the MoMA, Whitney, and Guggenheim museums, the Frick Collection and many smaller high-quality institutions. Also here are the elegant residential enclaves of Sutton and Beekman Place. Carnegie Hill is the City's most coveted neighborhood for families, and Yorkville toward the East River is a popular home to young professionals and singles who enjoy stunning river views and the added perk of Carl Schurz Park.
Central Park, on the western border of this area, makes a world-class front yard—with its zoo, tennis courts, formal gardens, bridle paths, running tracks and reservoir. Madison Avenue—possibly the world’s most famous retail address and famed center of the advertising industry in the mid-20th century—entices shoppers with boutiques like Chanel, Prada, Tiffany and fashion mecca Barney's New York, and a more commercial strip runs through the southeast corner, anchored by Bloomingdale’s at 59th Street and Lexington/Third Avenues.
World-class hotels in the neighborhood include the Carlyle, the Mark, the Lowell and the Plaza-Athene, and dozens of fine restaurants line side streets. Transportation includes several buses and subway stations at 77th Street and Lexington Avenue (2 BLOCKS FROM the BUILDING!) as well as plentiful taxi due to the area's many 5*** hotels.