## Spacious 1 Bedroom with Floor-to-Ceiling Windows | 606 West 57th Street, Apt. 520
**Gross Rent: $5,095/month | Up to One Month Free on Select Residences**
Experience contemporary Manhattan living in this beautifully designed one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence at 606 West 57th Street.
This bright and spacious apartment features a thoughtfully designed open kitchen, generous living and dining area, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows with southwest exposure overlooking the building's private landscaped courtyard and mural.
The residence combines modern finishes, excellent natural light, and everyday convenience in a desirable Midtown West location.
**Apartment Features:**
- Spacious one-bedroom, one-bathroom layout
- Beautiful open kitchen
- Generous living and dining area
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Southwest exposure
- Views of the private landscaped courtyard and mural
- In-unit washer and dryer
- Ample closet space
- Contemporary finishes throughout
**Prime Midtown West Location**
Situated at 606 West 57th Street, this residence offers convenient access to Columbus Circle, Central Park, the Hudson River waterfront, and the vibrant restaurants, shopping, and entertainment of Midtown West.
Enjoy easy access to public transportation and everything Manhattan has to offer.
**Current Leasing Incentives:**
- Up to one month free on select residences
- One-month owner-paid broker commission (OP) on select units
- Reduced security deposit of $2,000 for well-qualified applicants
*Incentives are subject to availability and eligibility. Contact us for details.*
**Leasing Office Hours:**
Open seven days a week, 10 AM-6 PM.
**Schedule Your Private Showing**
Discover spacious, light-filled living in the heart of Midtown West.
Contact us today for more information, current leasing incentives, or to schedule a private tour of Apartment 520.
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