A look at Stuyvesant Town via stuytown.com
At the time Stuyvesant Town was constructed after the end of WWII, the massive and much-needed housing development was the largest superblock project in the city's history. Nearly 70 years later, demand is still high for the nearly 9,000 units in the complex. The residences and grounds have been extensively renovated over the years and the rentals offer oversized layouts ranging from studios to units with up to 5 bedrooms. StuyTown also has 80 acres of communal green space and currently, new leases for the no-fee apartments come with 1 free year of cable and wifi.
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The property has 34 buildings typically rising to 12 or 13 floors - all located in the center of popular areas like Union Square, Murray Hill and the East Village. Many homes come in flex layouts, slightly larger apartments with an extra den/room, and options can start at $1,541/month per person - a deal when compared to the median price of East Village studio listings, which currently stands at $2,795/month. Current StuyTown listings on CityRealty show 1 beds from $3,335/month, 2 beds from $3,555/month, 3 beds from $4,625/month and 4 beds from $6,362/month.
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The renovated homes feature modern finishes and luxe touches. Residences come in one of three finishes: platinum, modern, or classic. The classic package includes windowed kitchens with granite countertops, custom maple cabinetry, and white GE Energy Star appliances. The modern package includes a kitchen with silestone countertops and backsplashes, white thermofoil cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. The platinum option has kitchens featuring top-notch stainless steel appliances including a bottom-freezer refrigerator, a convection oven, and a dishwasher.
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StuyTown’s amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a large screening area with bar tables and stools, a lounge with a pool table, a library, conference rooms, and a study room with internet kiosks. The children’s playroom features bounce castles, ball pits, tents, and tunnels, and multiple themed playgrounds include sprinklers for added fun. Numerous outdoor athletic fields include space for bocce, paddle tennis, ping pong, volleyball, and biking. The building also features Oval concierge services, six garages with 24-hour valet, a greenmarket, and outdoor holiday festivals.
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StuyTown is perfect for a wide range of renters and the location offers a variety of nearby shopping, eating, and entertainment options. The development is just steps from both the East Village’s renowned nightlife and restaurants, and Union Square’s fun leisure and entertainment destinations. The buildings are also close to the L train line, Citi Bike stations, and the M15, M23, and M9 bus stops. See listings and more photos on CityRealty or view the official leasing website here.
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