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Amazon Prime

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Quintessentially Brooklyn in aesthetic and feel, this home is brimming with urban character. A wall full of windows guarantees tons of natural light, plus you've got a private rooftop cabana in case you want to take your breakfast upstairs and enjoy it under the sun. After a day on the town, unwind in the kitted-out spa-cum-bathroom, where a steam shower and jacuzzi bathtub invite you to leave your worries behind.

Situated smack-bag in the middle of Brooklyn's trendiest neighbourhoods, this apartment is well-placed to experience New York's up-and-coming scene. East Williamsburg is an ultra-cool area with new independent shops popping up all the time, while Greenpoint is famed for its live music venues and late-night eateries. All this, plus Manhattan's wide boulevards, luxury shopping haunts and iconic landmarks are just a twenty-minute train ride away. Sign us up.


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It's not often you find a quiet sanctuary in the heart of a major city, but that's exactly what this apartment provides with its private garden and outdoor lounge area. We can think of nothing better than relaxing out here with a refreshing drink after sightseeing in NYC. Just a ferry ride over from Manhattan, you'll be within each reach of the top sights, while this trendy Greenpoint location offers plenty of hip bars, eateries and shops to fill your days locally. Back home, you'll find a desk if you need to work remotely, while the extra living space in the master bedroom is a nice touch. It's also worth noting that all guests will be sharing the master en-suite bathroom. 

Brooklyn Heights

Cooking Essentials

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Rooftop Terrace

Located in trendy Greenpoint, you'll feel far removed from the big city crowds here, making it a great choice for those seeking a peaceful base. You're a short walk from waterfront parks, casual cafes and indie shops with easy access to the ferry over to Manhattan. But the biggest draw is your private roof terrace, complete with sun loungers, a barbecue and an outdoor dining area. Inside, the living area is bright and modern with sliding doors opening out to a balcony which serves as a lovely spot for morning coffee. And, if looking to catch up on work while you're away, there's a laptop-friendly desk in the bedroom. 

Brooklyn Bliss

This cosy apartment in Greenpoint is perfect for a couple’s retreat. The kitchen is just the right size for rustling up a light bite to eat, although with an abundance of eateries nearby, sampling some New York cuisine is a must. With easy access to several subway and bus lines, hopping across the Big Apple to explore fully is a breeze and at the end of the day, you won’t need your weary legs to climb any stairs – just let the building’s elevator whisk you up to your home. 

Blueberries & Almond

Desk / Workplace

Pets Allowed

Pets

We love this fabulous, freshly renovated, bohemian loft apartment located in an authentic converted 100-year-old Brooklyn factory. Prepare a New York-style pizza in the brand new kitchen, or simply relax in the light-filled living space with its exposed brick walls. There are even some glimpses of the Empire State and Chrysler buildings from the living room window. This home is filled with custom-made furniture and original artwork throughout – it's perfect for entertaining family and friends. If you want to explore The City That Never Sleeps, it's just over a ten-minute walk to the Nassau Avenue G Train station on the New York City Subway. For some green space – head to the 35-acre McCarren Park, around a fifteen-minute walk away, with its running track, soccer fields, bocce ball pits and outdoor swimming pool. There's so much to do in the area, you'll need to book another stay.

The Brooklyn Warehouse

Sleek and stylish, this apartment offers a tranquil base for those looking to stay in Brooklyn. You'll be a short walk from open green spaces, casual eateries and hip bars, while the ferry over to Manhattan is within easy reach. There's a modern chef's kitchen and the breakfast bar doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace for those planning a business trip. But the real standout here is the private terrace which serves as a lovely spot for evening drinks as you take in the peaceful surroundings. 

Brooklyn Brunch

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Safe

Formerly a suitcase factory, this one of a kind red-brick building is now home to industrial-style lofts. And your apartment, with its trendy and stylish interiors, perfectly mirrors the supremely cool nature of the Williamsburg neighbourhood. The apartment features plenty of character and heaps of light. Expect exposed brickwork, mid-century modern furniture and vintage knick-knacks. Plus, you’ve got rooftop access for unfettered panoramas of the iconic New York skyline—it’s extra special when the sun sets. When it’s time to head out and explore, you’re a minute’s walk from some of the coolest bars and taprooms in the district. To reach the heart of Manhattan, you’re less than a five-minute walk from Bedford Av station, connecting you to the Big Apple’s most landmark locations.

The Cool Corner

Modern, bright, and a little bit luxurious – this apartment is a lovely pick for solo travellers or couples visiting the city. You'll find a well-equipped kitchen and the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace for those planning a longer stay. It's also worth noting that your host operates several apartments here, so the exact view, layout and furnishings might differ slightly from the photos. However, the overall quality should remain the same. But the biggest draw is, of course, the home's fabulous Greenpoint location. You'll find open green spaces, waterfront parks, casual eateries and trendy bars right on your doorstep. 

The Colour of You

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First Aid Kit

Located within a historic Greenpoint hotel, this is not your usual homestay. But for those looking to stay in the low-key cool atmosphere of north Brooklyn, with the added convenience of a hotel concierge, it's a fantastic choice. A converted former factory, the hotel's designer has taken the time to create a bespoke interior for each of the rooms within the building. The open-plan living area gives off a welcoming vibe, with its beautiful hardwood floors, elegant mid-century furniture, and compact kitchen. There are antique mirrors lining the wall, specially commissioned artworks, and old factory finds that make the room feel more like someone's home than a hotel room. The cosy master bedroom is coated in warm blues that will lull you into a deep sleep in no time. If you want to branch out, you're just an eight-minute walk from the nearest Metro station and can be in lower Manhattan within twenty-five minutes, while the Greenpoint ferry terminal is also close by for the more scenic East River option.

The Azure Box

Whether you're in the city on business or ticking the Big Apple off your bucket list, this modern apartment blends hotel perks with the privacy and personality of a NYC rental to make for a convenient home away from home. Despite being a little further out, you're right along from the East River waterfront, boasting high-rise bars, leafy green expanses and a host of restaurants (a five-minute walk away). On top of this, it's only a twenty-three-minute metro ride from bustling Midtown Manhattan and a thirty-minute journey to the Empire State Building. With so much to see and do around here, and yet without the usual accompaniment of rush hour taxis and clamouring tourists around you, we really love this Greenpoint location. Inside, the bright and colourful apartment features a bespoke interior design and the unique architecture of an old factory building. This particular home provides the quintessential lofted New York-style bedroom that makes for a cosy spot to snuggle down after an afternoon spent sightseeing. Come evening, ask the hotel concierge service downstairs to point you out a couple of great eateries, before exploring Greenpoint by night – it's a friendly, artsy neighbourhood – perfect for those post-dinner strolls. 

The Funky Box

Pod Coffee Machine

Whether you're in Brooklyn to see family, catch up on business or simply enjoy everything this trendy borough has to offer, this studio apartment is a snug place to call home. It's part of a converted factory, and still retains some of the industrial design details and exposed brick walls that remind you of its history. If you're planning to work, there's a dedicated workspace where you can catch up on emails, and there's a smart kitchen where you can cook with ingredients from the nearby McGolrick Park farmers market – held every Sunday. 

There's loads to explore in this buzzing neighbourhood, with several local restaurants and bars just a five-minute walk away from your door. And when you need to zip into Manhattan, an eight-minute walk will take you to Nassau Avenue subway station – from there you can be in the city centre within around twenty minutes.

Brooklyn Blitz

Set just a quick ferry ride over from Manhattan, and with various subway stations nearby, the location of this Greenpoint apartment is spot-on. It's ideal for solo travellers or couples visiting the city, while the double sofa bed adds the option for a third or fourth guest (though we recommend the home for a maximum of two). The dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace and you'll find a fully-equipped kitchen that will make home cooking less of a chore. Of course, you'll also have plenty of great cafes, delis and restaurants nearby too. Best of all, the private balcony here serves as a lovely spot for enjoying an evening tipple. 

Brooklyn Geek

Mini Bar

This Greenpoint pad shuns the classic Brooklyn aesthetic, stumbling upon something warmer and more colourful in the process. It’s actually part of a boutique hotel, so while it doesn’t feel totally like someone’s home (more on that later), for those looking for a slice of Brooklyn's low-key cool, with the benefit of a hotel concierge, it's an excellent option. This converted former factory has been given a head-to-toe makeover, with each of the rooms furnished individually to ensure that no two are the same. The open living area creates a great social space that extends outdoors – though you'll have a climb a few steps to reach it. Retro toys, cameras and flea market finds are dotted around the room to add a personal touch. If you want to explore further afield, you're eight minutes from the closest Metro, which will have you in Lower Manhattan in approximately twenty-five minutes. There's also the scenic East River option courtesy of the Greenpoint ferry terminal under a mile away.

Boxcar

Cafetiere

With exposed brick walls, custom-made furniture and original artwork, this pad in a converted cork factory oozes that cool, NYC feeling. For a one bed in the city, we think it's surprisingly roomy, especially the living area. There's a desk to work from if you're in town on business, a four-seater dining table and a well-appointed kitchen, which has everything home chefs need to rustle up a meal or two. The bedroom is snug, but it's a cosy place to rest your head, and the location is pretty great, too. Greenpoint is a quiet pocket of Brooklyn, famous for its Polish eateries and vintage stores. Though the commute to Manhattan is a little long – the G-train is a ten-minute walk away – there's a creative, community spirit here that's hard to resist. On weekends, browse the stalls at the farmers market in McGlorick Park before strolling down to the water for some skyline views. Then, finish the day off with a drink at one of the late-night bars in this neighbourhood. If you're looking for an authentic Brooklyn experience away from the crowds, we think this will fit the bill.

Cork Stoppers

Located in quietly cool Greenpoint, this converted warehouse loft studio gives you a true taste of Brooklyn life. With its exposed brick walls, wood floors, original steel doors and tall windows giving way to leafy neighbourhood views, you get all the trappings of the area’s trendy industrial aesthetic – with the bonus of true comfort. We love the freeform table in the main living area, ready to help you greet the day over coffee and bagels, as well as the gleaming white metro tile bathroom that will ease you into a relaxing day of exploring. The bedroom, meanwhile, is as chic and understated as you’d expect, with hanging pendant lighting giving it that signature loft look. When you’re not kicking back in your stylish pad, go out and explore your surroundings. Greenpoint is full of vintage shops, Polish restaurants and live music venues, with pretty Monsignor McGolrick Park just a three-minute walk away. Williamsburg is also a thirty-minute stroll away, while Manhattan’s iconic Empire State Building is a twelve-minute taxi drive from your door. 


Rugelach & Coffee

Lofted Box oozes that classic Brooklyn aesthetic with exposed iron beams and repurposed furnishings. This lofted apartment even has its own private terrace, and even though the view isn’t one for the ages, the fresh air is a welcome addition. It’s actually part of a boutique hotel, so while it doesn’t feel like someone’s home, there are the services to make up for it – for example, a shuttle that’ll take you anywhere within a mile radius, for free!


Lofted Box

Housed with a boutique hotel, guests can enjoy the best of both worlds here – hotel luxury and self-catered apartment independence. Inside the apartment itself, you’ve got an eclectic medley of styles, from the exposed pipework painted fire engine red to cute midnight-blue cabinets on hardwood floors. The living room has a wall of windows letting in lots of natural light and is a big space (a bonus in New York) and there's a little side terrace set with a table and chairs for a tipple in the evening. Cook in your own kitchen or enjoy the freshly brewed coffee of the hotel – staying here means you can pick and choose to your heart's content. The area,  Greenpoint, is located just north of bustling Williamsburg, offering a peaceful, residential retreat with some of that trendy bar, restaurant and art scene creeping into the streets. And we'll let you in on a secret; some of the best views of the iconic Manhattan skyline can be seen from this corner of New York, and this building’s rooftop terrace takes it all in. 

Boxed Art

Balcony / Patio

Who doesn't love the perks and delights of a boutique hotel? Nine Boxes gets the both of best worlds – it's an apartment with a private kitchen and small terrace, but it sits within a hotel so guests will be privy to all the services that come with it. You'll have access to a free shuttle service (within a mile radius), fresh coffee and tea and swanky communal areas to lounge around in. This isn't a homestay if that's what you're after, but it's a great option for anyone who likes the luxuries of a proper hotel. 

Nine Boxes

Board Games

High Chair

This Brooklyn apartment puts you five minutes from the nearest subway stop, whisking you into Manhatten in less than fifteen minutes. There’s plenty to explore on your doorstep too. The red-brick buildings of Greenpoint attract an artsy crowd and you’ll find leafy streets filled with trendy cafés and bars, and one of the best views of the Manhatten skyline can be seen from the riverside. 

Housed in a traditional townhouse building, this top-floor apartment is perfect for families. The kitchen is particularly roomy for an NYC pad, with funky Portuguese floor tiles and an island proving lots of room to cook. The L-shaped sofa can fit the whole family around the Smart TV, and a nook-like room off the master bedroom can be used as a playroom (toys provided) or workspace if you’re mixing business with pleasure. The decor is everything you’d expect from a Brooklyn apartment with hardwood floors and sash windows, but the additional pops of turquoise, yellow and sky blue add a playful element.   

The Playroom

Love New York loft-style living? Then check out this achingly cool period property in the hipster Brooklyn district. Housed in a converted 100-year-old factory loft, this place delivers on all the criteria.  There’s exposed brickwork, lofty ceilings, original wooden rafters, and light-flooding windows revealing some great views across to the quiet and friendly Greenpoint neighbourhood, located nearby. The owners have cleverly made use of those high ceilings by creating a mezzanine level, where you’ll find the second bedroom by climbing a charming spiral staircase. Elsewhere, one-off artwork, contemporary furniture, and global-inspired textiles have been expertly fused to add another layer of interest and make the space feel homely. And even though this home is a little further out, it takes less than thirty minutes (door to door) to get into Lower Manhattan by train, which is an eight-minute walk away. The bike store in the basement will be an added perk for those who plan to see the city on wheels. And so you should. Nearby, you’ll find some bustling restaurants, bars, and shops, along with open green spaces, including McGlorick Park, where there is a farmers' market every weekend. You’d never get that in Lower Manhattan, would you? So get out there and meet the locals – authentic Brooklyn living awaits.

Blue & Brickwork

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This three-storey Brooklyn townhouse is nestled in a vibrant and walkable neighbourhood. At full capacity, one guest will sleep on the sofa bed in one of the two colourful living rooms, and parties strictly aren't allowed here. With a projector in one of the living rooms, a wine bar in the kitchen, space for alfresco dining and Sonos throughout the house, it's ideal for large groups who want to feel right at home. We think it's especially great for families – the fifth bedroom has a cot for little ones, and a range of items are available for baby-proofing the home, from table corner guards to plug socket covers.

Brooklyn, Brooklyn

This duplex apartment sits within a boutique hotel, giving you loft-style independence with the option of swanky communal lounges and a 24/7 concierge to organise restaurant bookings, taxis and local recommendations. Based in Greenpoint, the local area is awash with trendy bars and restaurants with achingly cool Williamsburg just next door. This part of Brooklyn boasts some of the best views of the Manhattan skyline too. In the double-height living room, splashes of orange contrast with midnight-blue walls. Huge, warehouse-style windows are just above living height so there’s a sense of privacy even as the curtains are open and the natural light streams in. It’s a big space with loads of lounging room, and three different desk spaces should you need to get some work done. Both bedrooms are tucked up on the mezzanine level, up a spiral staircase and feature sprawling king-size beds.

Window Box

In a previous life, this hundred-year-old building was one of the many factories found across Brooklyn – but it's now home to some seriously stylish apartments. This two-bedroom home still retains several features that echo its past, such as the wooden ceiling beams and exposed brick walls. However, there are also plenty of modern comforts to keep you feeling fine during your trip to New York, from the sleek kitchen to the polished wooden floors. If you're traveling for business, you'll be glad to find a desk where you can catch up on emails and high-speed wi-fi to keep you connected. There are even views across to Manhattan from the master bedroom, and chic details like a spiral staircase and patterned rug. The surrounding area is just as trendy, with several independent Brooklyn bars and restaurants just a five-minute walk away and the farmers market at McGlorick Park every Sunday. And if you need to travel further, Nassau Avenue subway station is just an eight-minute walk away to speed you into the city centre. 

Factory Reset

Stunning architectural features, like the exposed brickwork and wooden beams, make this unusual two-bedroom 'bunk' apartment vibrant and unique. In trendy Greenpoint, every corner you take provides something new to be discovered. Whether it's the Polish bakery, the weekly market, or the best views of the iconic Manhattan skyline, the Greenpoint neighbourhood is certainly a hidden gem. Housed in a former cork factory, you can still see the bones of the industrial building inside. Boho touches like hand-woven rugs, a tree stump coffee table and hanging pot plants give the place a 21st-century update. One bed is tucked under the mezzanine, and the other sits under the exposed eaves above, embracing trendy loft living, New-York-style. 


Exposure Therapy

There's a lot going on in Greenpoint, with trendy eateries, music venues and a big creative community. And less than half an hour from Lower Manhattan, it's no suprise that it's a great choice for visitors to the city – whether they're here for work or leisure. This charming little loft home is in one of the area's famous former warehouses, and boasts features like sash windows, exposed brick walls and beamed ceilings. With a stripped back, stylish look, there's a lot to love about this little space. A new kitchen is perfectly equipped for cooking at home and the home's clever design means there are separate spaces for sleeping, cooking and working – despite it being a studio flat. Out and about there are all sorts of great places to eat and drink, and we suggest popping over to McGolrick Park, where you can buy fresh and organic produce at the Down to Earth Farmers Market every Sunday. 

The International Cork Co.

Piano

Drying Rack

Hot Tub

Fireplace

Paid Parking On Premises

Outdoor Kitchen

Perched above Brooklyn, on the cusp between Williamsburg and Greenpoint, this penthouse boasts skyline views from the private rooftop terrace. Complete with outdoor seating and a hot tub, it's ideal for experiencing New York in luxury. The penthouse, with large floor-to-ceiling windows, is also bright and stylish. We love the addition of automatic blinds and an elevator that'll take you back down to the ground floor directly from your living space. As for your surroundings – enjoy the many nearby cafes and restaurants of Williamsburg. You're also directly on McCarren Park, and after a short walk through the park to the L train, you can be in Union Square in 10 minutes. An Uber ride to lower Manhattan is approximately 15 minutes.

Brooklyn Reign

What was once a cork factory has since been renovated into industrial-style apartments to reveal its original and unique characteristics. Situated in Greenpoint Brooklyn, it seems fitting to highlight the stripped wooden beams and brick walls in this loft. We particularly loved the trendy bare-bones pendant lighting in the bedroom and the exposed sprinkler pipes in the sleep loft. A dedicated desk space is a welcome addition for those visiting on business but also doubles as a place to plan your daily itinerary if you’re visiting for pleasure. Your neighbourhood offers old-school community vibes with an emerging creative scene. You’ll find pizza joints, delis, coffee houses and bars all within a twenty-minute walk. Hop in a cab for less than ten minutes to watch the sunset over Manhattan’s iconic skyline at Newton Barge Park. To venture into the concrete jungle, it’s a thirty-minute trip via subway to Lower Manhattan.

Beaming With Delight

It may be a bit further out (about a twenty-minute drive from Manhatten in good traffic) but this part of Brooklyn is one of the most desirable in the city. Famous as a filming location and with great hipster appeal thanks to its trendy eateries and live music venues, it's got a great community spirit and old-world charm. And this characterful apartment is fittingly bold and beautiful, with a vibrant colour palette, numerous windows, exposed brickwork and contemporary decor. The open-plan living area is particularly inviting with its hanging wicker chair and blue suede sofa, while the bedrooms exude a more peaceful and minimal feel – the twin bedroom being ideal for kids. Practical as well as fun, it's the perfect blend in a fabulous location. 

Funk Factory

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Single-Level Home

What could be more New York than an ultra-cool loft apartment? The antique decor, bare brick walls and open floor plan will cater well to free spirits and old souls alike. In terms of entertainment, there's a movie theatre-style projector screen measuring 100 inches, as well as a vintage Akai stereo. Out of the huge windows that take up one side of the space, you can see the original headquarters for the Williamsburg Savings Bank and if you head down to street level, you'll find your host's jazz lounge, where guests enjoy hefty discounts should you want a nightcap to the sound of some toe-tapping jams. If that doesn't tickle your fancy, you can be in Greenwich Village or SoHo in under half an hour on the subway. For those who want to take the scenic route, it only takes forty minutes to cross Williamsburg Bridge and reach the other side of the East River.


Beaujolais

This calming home-from-home is close enough to nip into the city on the subway, yet sits in a quiet and friendly neighbourhood in Astoria, Queens. Surrounded by leafy green parks, independent coffee shops, and a host of world cuisine eateries, it's the perfect spot for those looking to see the sights of NYC with a comforting place to call home outside of the concrete jungle. Inside, from the moment you enter the home, there's a real sense of space, with an open concept floor plan and clever design. Natural light floods into the living room through the windows and neutral tones of grey, white and moody blue create a soothing space to relax in after a day wandering the city. The sleek white kitchen comes with an equally elegant dining room that's perfect for big American breakfasts while the dedicated work desk accommodates those in town on business. Whether you're strolling through the local green spots, living it up in the city, or in-and-out with work, this charming apartment is a rare pocket of calm withdrawn from the hustle and bustle.

Building Bridges

Sonos

Espresso Machine

Situated on a one-way street in the heart of Greenwich Village that Eleonor Roosevelt once called home, this six-storey Romanesque Revival building makes for a classic New York home from home.

Inside, the spacious apartment blends original nineteenth-century features and modern finishes offering a breathtaking fusion of styles. An open-plan living room/kitchen provides direct access to the outdoors via a balcony, alongside expansive views over downtown. So there's plenty of space to come together and socialise, whether you're stretched out on the sofa or preparing dinner in the handcrafted kitchen. 

Elsewhere, the bedrooms offer a haven of zen-like calm in the middle of Manhattan, with walk-in wardrobes and a Carrara marble en-suite off the main bedroom, adding a touch of luxury. Head upstairs, and you'll uncover a rooftop terrace that offers direct southern vistas over Washington Square Park, MacDougal Alley and the Empire State Building. 

Down at street level, the delights of Greenwich Village await. Undoubtedly Manhattan's most charming neighbourhood, it's attracted the city's quirky and creative types since the sixties. Uproarious comedy clubs and excellent restaurants make it a real nighttime destination, but there's plenty to do during daylight hours. Stroll half a block to the much-loved Washington Square Park, lay out on Pier 45, or wander up to Chelsea Market for cuisine from every part of the globe – both fifteen minutes away.

Macdougal Lofts

Desk

Nestled in the Upper East Side, this cosy apartment is an ideal base for tourists and business travellers alike – and for those in the city for work, the desk is just the ticket for catching up on emails outside the office. The bedroom is a bit of a squeeze, but it has everything you need for a comfortable night’s sleep. And in terms of location, you’re onto a winner. When you fancy a fresh air stroll or jog, Central Park is just a short distance away, while nearby Lexington Avenue is ready to meet your retail therapy needs. 

Urban Sophistication

This charming duplex lies in Manhattan's West Village. Spread over multiple levels with the kitchen up on the mezzanine, groups will have plenty of space here, though you'll need to climb a lot of stairs. If you're looking for a home base while working remotely, you'll find computer equipment and standing desks to maximise productivity. The private garden is spread over two tiers and is equipped for barbecues, with outdoor seating and sun loungers. While children and little ones aren't permitted, we think friend groups will love it here thanks to its proximity to bars, restaurants and shops.

Madison Square South

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Private Dryer

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

You’ll find this contemporary apartment in the heart of the Upper East Side – and with easy access to a selection of subway lines, hopping across the city is a breeze. With high-speed wi-fi and a desk in the second bedroom, remote working is easy for those in the city on business. But the star of the show here is the outdoor space – a rarity in NYC. After a busy day exploring the Big Apple, the private balcony is the perfect place to unwind. Craving some greenery? Take a stroll through nearby Central Park, instead. 

Manhattan Heart

Netflix

Hammock

Umbrellas

This home doesn’t try too hard, and that’s part of its charm. The building is almost a hundred years old, and as it used to be a tenement block, there would have been four or five places in the space that this roomy home now takes up. The living area benefits from large windows and tonnes of natural light, making the plush grey sectional a lovely spot to spend the afternoon reading or napping. Of course, if you have work to do instead, the corner desk is all set up for hitting the ground running. Prepare an elaborate feast in the huge kitchen (massive by New York standards) and enjoy it at the elegant dining table. There’s lots of exciting artwork (and taxidermy) around, contributing to the home’s quirky personality, plus two newly renovated bathrooms - no morning queues here. When you’re ready to explore, you’ll be deep in the East Village, with endless options for good, hip restaurants and watering holes that range from dive bars to artisanal cocktail destinations. Plus, you’re just a four-minute walk from Tompkins Square Park, where you can enjoy one of the city’s lovely green spaces.

Chopsticks

This home is an oasis of calm within the hectic merry-go-round that is Manhattan's Midtown. As soon as you step foot into this apartment, an aura of tranquility will wash over you, thanks to the neutral colour palette, parquet flooring and tasteful artworks. You'll feel right at home flopping down on the L-shaped sofa or cooking up a feast in the kitchen between adventures. The gates of Central Park are just two blocks away from the front door and, in the other direction, you'll find the theatres of Broadway and Times Square. There are excellent transport links to help you navigate the city, and those travelling on business will be happy to know that the subway can whizz you to the financial district in less than half an hour. At the end of the day, you can hit the shared gym for an invigorating workout, or watch the city light up from your window – the views are pretty special. 

Crisp White

DVD Library

DVD Player

This Brooklyn home is certainly one of the most unique in our collection. From the industrial bones to the live aquariums and the vintage mannequins and collectibles, everything about this lofted space speaks for itself. Not for the minimalist at heart, this home guarantees to be a one-of-a-kind experience that still caters to total comfort, with a plush sofa, sumptuous bed and outfitted kitchen. We especially love the fish tanks that your host so lovingly tends to – the neon colors add excitement and beauty to even the quietest of nights in. Right outside your doorstep, you’ll find the bustle of East Williamsburg. You’re just a five-minute walk from the lauded pizza restaurant Roberta’s and near plenty of excellent thrift shops, delicious cafes and lively bars. Walk around and admire the street art, new pop-ups and people-watching. Or, to reach Manhattan, simply jump on the train for ten minutes and explore a whole new borough. 

Bird's Nest

Rice Maker

Lofts in the Big Apple don’t get more iconic than this. High ceilings, exposed brick and pipes, Corinthian columns and a stainless steel, industrial style kitchen that radiates a forthright New York attitude. The contemporary design hits just the right note of comfort and cool, and its modern bathrooms offer luxurious relaxation—we’d be making a beeline for that Jacuzzi bath. After a hot coffee at the breakfast bar and placing a bottle of wine in the cooler for later, it’s time to get stuck into your NoHo locale. Situated just east of Broadway, connecting you to the heart of the dazzling Theatre District, and adjacent to the bohemian East Village, where you’re in touching distance of endless old-school bars, cool cocktail lounges, vintage shops and hip restaurants. If you want to head outside of Lower Manhattan, Bleecker Street subway station is a two-minute walk away. 

The Special Relationship

This chic, light-filled loft boasts an envy-inducing location in the heart of Soho. Huge windows and 14-foot ceilings mean that it’s a bright and welcoming home, with an open-plan living and dining space that’s sure to impress even the most discerning travellers. The chef’s kitchen will delight gastronomes – though there are plenty of restaurants, bars and coffee shops nearby if you prefer to leave the cooking to the professionals. This comfortable and well-equipped home is an excellent base, whether you’re in NYC for business or leisure. There’s even a convenient desk for those needing to work during their stay. 

The Art Enthusiast

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Bicycles

We love this stylish home's location in hip Tribeca, a neighbourhood known for its cobblestone streets lined with fashionable boutiques and chic restaurants. Chinatown is a twenty-minute walk or eight-minute ride, while the One World Trade Centre is eight minutes on foot. The iconic Empire State building is a fifteen-minute drive (just over twenty minutes on the bicycles your lovely host Yvonne provides), or if you fancy some green space, Washington Market Park is a mere two-minute stroll.

Back at this apartment, head up to the gorgeous, private roof terrace and take in the views over the Freedom Tower. Inside, textural 3D artworks adorn the walls, and dark oak floors are enlivened with colourful rugs and furnishings. For the kids, there's a fantastic play area with plenty of toys, books and games. There's a home cinema set up too. Our favourite feature, though, has to be the swing in the living area – so random and yet so right. This playful home is perfect for a family.





It Don’t Mean a Thing if It Ain’t Got That Swing	

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