Well Laid Out One Bedroom | Murray Hill
Welcome to 226 E 36th Street, a well maintained walk up building between 3rd and 2nd Avenue. This one bedroom is a great option for those looking for a bright living room space on a lower floor.
Unit Highlights:
-Open kitchen concept
-Double closets in bedroom
-True living room for relaxing, working, or entertaining
-Laundromat on the corner
-Around the corner from the 6 train at 33rd, and a short walk to Grand Central
This unit is occupied and available for an early September move-in: reach out ASAP for a viewing. Personal guarantors allowed. $20 application fee per applicant and guarantor. Pets allowed with one time pet fee of $300 (not applicable for ESA/service animals).
228 E 36th St
New York, NY 10016
Apartment building
1 bed
Available units
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$3,250
Fees may apply
1 bd, 1 ba
-- sqft
For rent - Unit 1A
Listing by: City Wide Apartments
What's special
Double closets in bedroomOpen kitchen concept
Facts, features & policies
Unit features
Flooring
- Hardwood
Neighborhood: Murray Hill
Areas of interest
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Travel times
Walk, Transit & Bike Scores
Walk Score®
/ 100
Walker's ParadiseTransit Score®
/ 100
Rider's ParadiseBike Score®
/ 100
Very BikeableNearby schools in New York
GreatSchools rating
- 5/10Ps 116 Mary Lindley MurrayGrades: PK-6Distance: 0.2 mi
- 8/10Jhs 104 Simon BaruchGrades: 6-8Distance: 0.8 mi
- 7/10Unity Center For Urban TechnologiesGrades: 9-12Distance: 0.3 mi
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Frequently asked questions
Based on the latest Zillow data, the average rent across all unit types in New York is currently $5,442 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.
Rent in New York has increased by $42 month-over-month, according to the latest Zillow rental data.
The schools assigned to 228 E 36th St include Ps 116 Mary Lindley Murray, Jhs 104 Simon Baruch, and Unity Center For Urban Technologies.
