This studio in Hell’s Kitchen has a chic mid-century modern décor. Space is always in demand in New York City, but this apartment makes well of it with its open layout and coordinating neutral color scheme. Expansive windows give the apartment invigorating natural light. The apartment has a queen size bed against the window and a full couch on the opposite end in addition to stylish dining furniture. An open kitchen keeps the room breezy and is remodeled with stainless steel furniture and modern white countertops.
The apartment is in a larger luxury building. This means that you will have impeccable service from the building’s doorman to its fitness center. While Times Square (0.3mi/550m) is a short walk away, you will probably want to spend your daily life in places a little less electronically stimulating. Central Park South (0.8mi/1.3km) is a few blocks away where you can get back to nature in spite of being surrounded by skyscrapers. Although not considered a typical hangout, you can get an affordable yearly membership to the Museum of Modern Art(0.6mi/1.0km) and spend a free afternoon walking around world class paintings instead of getting caught up with the latest Netflix series.
From the apartment you can access most of the major subway lines throughout New York City. Just half a block away is the 50 Street / 8 AvenueStation for the C/E (233ft/71m); 50 Street / Broadway for the 1 (0.2mi/300m); and 49 Street / 7 Avenue for the N/R/W (0.3mi/450m).
