$5,000/month | Available August 4, 2026
Experience elevated Manhattan living in this oversized luxury alcove studio, perched high in the iconic MiMA tower on West 42nd Street. Flooded with natural light from its bright southern exposure, this thoughtfully designed home offers a seamless blend of style, comfort, and functionality.
The Residence
Intelligent Layout: The spacious alcove configuration perfectly separates your living and sleeping areas, maximizing every square foot.
Premium Finishes: Enjoy a sleek, contemporary kitchen equipped with top-tier appliances, a beautifully appointed full bathroom, and high-end finishes throughout.
Ultimate Convenience: Features an in-home washer and dryer and a massive walk-in closet offering exceptional storage space.
The MiMA Lifestyle
Living at MiMA means stepping into a world-class resort every day. Residents enjoy exclusive access to M Club, a massive 44,000-square-foot amenity suite designed to elevate your daily routine:
Wellness & Sports: Stay active with a private fitness club by Equinox, a heated indoor lap pool, and full-size indoor basketball and volleyball courts.
Relaxation & Lounges: Unwind in the beautifully landscaped common gardens, outdoor terraces, or the private media room.
White-Glove Service: A 24-hour doorman and full-time concierge ensure seamless living, alongside a secure package room, cold storage, and bike storage.
Pet-Friendly Luxury: Your furry friends are welcome here, complete with access to the exclusive Dog City pet spa.
Situated in the heart of Hell's Kitchen, you are steps away from world-class dining, Broadway theaters, and unparalleled transit options.
Schedule a Tour: This premium home is available for an August 4, 2026 move-in. Contact us today to schedule your private viewing.
Nestled between Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea is a newer addition to the Manhattan neighborhood family. Hudson Yards is a development that broke ground in 2012 and has seen major progress within the last few years. It attempts to entice all New Yorkers via residential buildings, art centers, public gardens, and green spaces.
Before Hudson Yards, there was The West Side Yard, which is used as a storage space for the trains of the Long Island Rail Road. Much of the land had been consolidated over the years, meaning there was a decent amount of space that could be used for development. The plan for mixed-use development was put forth in 2008 and the groundbreaking for 10 Hudson Yards took place in December of 2012.
Since then, eight of the proposed sixteen buildings have been completed, as well as a public green space. The next phase of Hudson Yards construction will finish out the project and is expected to be complete in 2024. Several major…
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