Rent 1 bedroom house in Manhattan

Be the first tenant/s to live in one of these just-completed, gut-renovated apartments located in a historical 1889 townhouse. The renovations were designed for the enjoyment of both open modern space and the charm of townhouse living. These state-of-the-art apartments are equipped with brand new appliances and fixtures. WiFi and Bluetooth smart access to the building, apartments and intercom makes secured entry a breeze using your phone. Traditional key access is also available for those who prefer it. Each apartment in the building has its own thermostat-controlled central heating and A/C for year-round comfort. For your convenience, each apartment includes a GE washer and dryer. The kitchens boast gas ranges and dishwashers, along with plenty of counter space and storage. Polished hardwood oak floors can be found throughout the apartments, along with ample closet space and storage. The clean lines of the bathrooms complete the apartments' modern aesthetic. Packages can be delivered securely via remote access to the vestibule. Pets are welcome with approval. The building is conveniently located near Whole Foods and public transportation (1, 2 & 3 subway lines and local & express buses). The owner lives in the building and the manager is off premises. Differentiating details found in each apartment: Unit 2 (Second floor): Renewed architectural features include original stained-glass windows and French doors that lead out to a south-facing balcony, all below a three-centered arch. Bedroom looks north over charming backyards of the neighborhood. Unit 3 (Third floor): Living room has two large windows and a windowed door leading out to a Juliet balcony, allowing for all-day southern light and partial views of the Midtown skyline. Bedroom has large closets and looks north over the charming neighborhood backyards. Unit 4 (Forth floor): The bedroom features two skylights with remote-controlled blackout shades and an arched window with an unobstructed southern view of Central Park & the Midtown skyline. The open kitchen and living room have sliding glass doors that lead out onto a rooftop terrace, looking north over the charming backyards of the neighborhood.