Midtown West 1BR | Pre-War Building | Pet Friendly | Laundry
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Welcome home to this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment in the heart of Midtown West. Located in a classic pre-war building, this residence combines timeless NYC character with everyday convenience and a prime Manhattan location.
✨ Pet Friendly
✨ Pre-War Building
✨ On-Site Laundry
✨ I can show you every available apartment in this building during your tour.
Apartment Features
* Spacious 1-bedroom layout
* One full bathroom
* Classic pre-war architectural character
* Comfortable living space
* Functional floor plan
* Well-maintained interior
* Accessible building features
Building Amenities
* On-site laundry
* ADA-compliant building and unit
* Convenient building access
* Professionally maintained property
Prime Midtown West Location
Live in the center of it all with easy access to major subway lines, MTA bus routes, restaurants, cafes, shopping, entertainment, and cultural attractions. Enjoy the convenience of Midtown West with countless NYC destinations just outside your door.
Pet Friendly
Cats and dogs are welcome, making this a great option for pet owners looking for a comfortable home in Manhattan.
Schedule Your Private Tour
Well-located 1-bedroom apartments in Midtown West move quickly. Contact me today to schedule your private tour and experience this charming pre-war residence in person.
Leasing Details
* Cats and dogs welcome
* Application fee: $20 per person
* First month's rent due at lease signing
* One month's security deposit
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