Available July 21st. No pets allowed. This spacious studio is set in a prestigious condominium on a tree-lined block in Turtle Bay, a serene enclave just steps from all the excitement of Midtown Manhattan. The apartment's layout features a long hallway leading back to the very large sleeping area, where a row of southern exposure windows lets in lots of natural light, complementing the hardwood floors. There is a separate kitchen with ample wooden cabinets and sleek white appliances, and updated countertops, while the tiled bathroom includes a full tub. There are three large closets in the apartment as well. The highly sought-after Senate East condominium is an elevator building featuring a landscaped canopied entryway leading into a recently renovated lobby. The building provides a 24-hour doorman, as well as a resident manager and live-in super. No pets allowed. The lease term is 1 year and basic financial parameters apply. The ideal location is a quiet block just around the corner from a buzzing restaurant and nightlife scene that ranges from classic New York institutions like Smith and Wollensky Steakhouse to trendy modern American newcomers such as The Smith. Greenacre Park, a secret urban oasis with cascading waterfalls, is just down the street, while the United Nations headquarters is a few short blocks away, with Rockefeller Center and most Midtown office buildings within walking distance. The E, M and 6 trains are all less than four blocks from the front door, making anywhere in Manhattan reachable in minutes. TENANT FEES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Initial credit check upon applying: $20 (per person) Funds due at lease signing: $900 condo administrative & processing fee $500 condo board package documentation & processing fee $125 credit check fee (per person) (+$75 for criminal check if required by the Board) $65 digital submission fee $500 move-in fee $500 move-in deposit (refundable) $2,950 for 1st month's rent $2,950 for security deposit
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