This studio apartment makes good use with the saved space. Midcentury modern décor of light grays are seen throughout the living space which unites the outside concrete building to the abode, but with vigor. The living area is arranged with a queen size bed set up against a panoramic window. A full couch and coffee table are set on the opposite side of the room in addition to a small table for dining. The open kitchen layout keeps the area expansive and uses light gray cabinets that complement the rest of the apartment’s color scheme. An oversized counter top with a sink mirrors the appliances and spills over the island which could make for an excellent breakfast bar.
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. Outside of the apartment, you will be in the heart of the Broadway Theater District where a number of theaters are located in addition to some of the city’s top restaurants. While Times Square is electric, you will probably find yourself gravitating westward in Hell’s Kitchen on a daily basis. One block north is Ippudo (0.2mi/270m) where you can get delicious bowls of ramen to fill you up on a cold day. Ninth Avenue has a number of restaurants and bars, but one of the most beloved spots is Sonic Yoga (0.3mi/550m) where you can twist through some sun salutations to combat the stressors of NYC.
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 Avenue Station 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).
