New York, United States
We have our primary residence in Manhattan, we travel a lot and spend time in London, Colombia, Dominica Republic, Toronto and a host of other places. Both...
An apartment with stunning views of South Manhattan
An apartment with stunning views of South Manhattan
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- 2 Bedrooms
- Sleeps 4
- 1 baths
About our home
The apartment is located on the 26th floor of a building designed by world renewed architect I.M. Pei in 1965. The building has a 24 hours doorman. All the rooms have large windows with stunning views of Manhattan. The apartment is about 1,000 square feet with a large living/entertaining area. The living room offers unobstructed and stunning views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Soho, the Financial District, the Freedom Towers and the Hudson River.
The place is furnished with Japanese antiques and unique designer pieces, walls display modern art.
Soho is a block away as well as the Village representing the most desirable location in Manhattan for shopping and eating out. Access to subway is a few blocks away with four subway stations.
Features
- Main home
- Wifi
- Cable TV
- Air conditioning
- Pet-friendly
More about us
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We are a couple with a small dog
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We are both in academia
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We like architecture and modern art
Dream destinations
- Italy
Availability
- White
- Open to offers
- Green
- Available
- Red
- Not Available
Where is it?
Neighbourhood
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