The 38-story apartment building known as New York Tower at 330 East 39th Street in Murray Hill was erected in 1982 and has 510 apartments. Its luxury rental residences come in a variety of layouts and the majority have private balconies with views of the East River and Manhattan skyline. Mirador Real Estate handles leasing and currently offers 1 month free on new leases with net effective prices for studios from $2,800/month, 1 bedrooms from $3,095/month and 2 bedrooms from $4,500/month.
A sunny and beautiful north facing studio with both city and river views on the 32nd floor is listed for $2,800/month (Unit 32K); a beautifully renovated south-facing 1 bedroom with a private balcony is equipped with new strip hardwood floors and great closet space and listed for $3,425/month (Unit 8P); a 2 bedroom/1.5 bath unit on the 37th floor with a private balcony is listed for $5,000/month (Unit 37L); see more listings here.
The nonsmoking building permits cats but no dogs, has air conditioning, and heat and hot water are included. There is laundry in the building, a doorman and bike storage - and recent renovations were made to common areas. New York Tower is located at the intersection of East 39th Street and Second Avenue not far from the United Nations and Grand Central Terminal.
New York Tower's resident lobby (Image: Mirador Real Estate)
There are many large-scale rental properties in the neighborhood including Timston at 250 E. 39th Street, House39 at 225 E. 39th Street, Paramount Tower at 240 E. 39th Street and The Nash at 222 E. 39th Street. There are plenty of rental listings to browse through in Murray Hill and the most expensive on the market right now is Apt WPH for $24,000/month at American Copper Buildings while the least expensive is Unit 105, a studio, for $1,800/month at The Rio Grande.
Contact the New York Tower leasing office for more details.
Contact the New York Tower leasing office for more details.
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