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Found in a highrise in the heart of Manhattan, this apartment, perched above the city, overlooks the skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows. With the home being where it is, you'll find yourself within walking distance of the world-famous Central Park, hip cafes, and other must-see landmarks. With a big tick on location, there's also a communal swimming pool, fitness room and sauna to win you over. Ideal for two couples or a small family coming to explore all the Big Apple has to offer.  

The Manhattan

Desk / Workplace

Stay in prime Midtown with this freshly renovated home. It’s just under twenty minutes on foot to one of New York’s most famous landmarks, the Empire State Building, or Madame Tussauds New York is just over a five-minute stroll. Fashionistas, on the other hand, can head to the Garment District, home to the biggest concentration of fashion designers and manufacturers in the USA – just a four-minute wander. After all that sightseeing, you’ll need somewhere super comfy to chill out in – this apartment is perfect. We love the luxurious touches such as velvet curtains and the marble countertops, as well as the artworks dotted around this abode. If you're in the Big Apple on business, you’ll be glad to know there are desks here too. Stylish and practical – this apartment offers the best of both worlds.

Young Lion

Luxury Toiletries

From the exposed brick walls to the compact kitchenette, this snug apartment is perfect for those wanting a quintessential New York City getaway. It may be small, but it has everything you'll need – there's a desk to work from in the bedroom, a small dining table for sharing quick breakfasts and light lunches, and an in-suite washer and dryer (rare for NYC). We think this apartment is a cosy place to rest your legs once you've had your fill of sightseeing, and the icing on the cake is the shared roof terrace. Head up there with a few beers or a bottle of wine in the evenings and admire the views over Hell's Kitchen. When you're ready to set out, you'll have plenty to do on your doorstep. The newly opened Hudson Yards is a five-minute walk and home to an array of boutique shops and restaurants. Also close by is Madison Square Garden and Penn Station – reachable in five minutes – and sights like the High Line and Times Square are also within striking distance. Safe to say, this is an excellent spot for first-time tourists and seasoned visitors alike.

Grey Brick Road

Situated perfectly between the Hudson River Park and Central Park, this cosy apartment in Hell's Kitchen is a great place to stay to be centrally located to some of NYC's most beloved spots without the chaos of Midtown Manhattan. Walk to the neon-lit billboards of Times Square in fifteen minutes, ascend to the Top of the Rock, a sixteen-minute yellow cab ride away, and visit the Empire State Building in that same amount of time on foot. This spot is sure to have you spoilt for choice when comprising the trip's tourist itinerary list. Back home, return to a bright and colourfully decorated open-plan living space for a well-needed lie-down on the sofa. The apartment benefits from tasteful artwork and an industrial-chic style with exposed red brick walls in just about every room – spot the vintage James Dean print and vibrant cushions as you wander into the bedrooms. So, if a more residential area, brimming with restaurants, bars and shopping, that's away from the flocks of excited tourists is what you're after, look no further. 

Brick by Brick

Rain Shower

If you're looking to discover New York's most beloved sights, then this bright and playful home, only a sixteen-minute wander from the Empire State Building, will be right up your alley. Follow the flocks of excited tourists and whizzing yellow cabs all the way to neon-lit Times Square, only a fifteen-minute walk from your door, and after taking in the striking billboards, seeing a famous musical, going shopping and soaking up the unique feel of the world's most visited attraction, ascend to the Top of the Rock for skyline views over NYC – under a ten-minute cab ride from your cosy apartment. Back inside, we really loved the exposed red brick that makes the home feel like a quintessential brownstone found in the Upper West Side. Stepping in to look around, you'll notice an individual colour scheme for each bedroom, tasteful artwork and elegant ghost chairs around a sleek white dining table. Everything you need for a sweet bite of the Big Apple. 

The Pontiac

This small but modern home is squeaky clean, has a pleasing interior, and its own washer and dryer, but the location is less than ideal. With its proximity to the entrance of the Lincoln Tunnel, which is the main travel link between New York and New Jersey, this area revolves around that piece of infrastructure. Not only is there dense traffic and thus, a lot of traffic noise, but there are a many parking lots in this area to cater to the commuters. Nonetheless, if you can see past this flaw, this home is good value for money. 

Once Upon a Brick

Boasting an enviable location in Hudson Yards with easy access to Midtown Manhattan and the Theatre District, this apartment is an ideal base whether you’re in the city for business or pleasure – and the added bonus of the desk makes remote working a breeze. Comfortable for six guests, there’s just one bathroom here, so there could be a queue to get ready in the mornings. But, with a well-equipped kitchen, you can rustle up an American breakfast to fuel up for the day while you wait. 

The Marine

Despite being located in the heart of New York City, this apartment's calm coastal colours make it seem a million miles away. Inside, it is elegant and incredibly comfortable. Everything you need is provided, from the plush mattresses to the fully functional kitchenette, to ensure a relaxing stay. We adore the lovely mismatched furnishings, especially the headboard made to seem like driftwood and the chair in the living room with Art Deco influences.

Step outside and you’ll find yourself on the very edge of the Garment District. Better yet, it’s only a ten-minute stroll to the iconic Times Square, deserving of a spot on any New York itinerary, or if you fancy exploring further afield, Grand Central Station is a twenty-minute walk away, and not one to miss – don’t forget to gaze up at the beautiful ceiling art either. Food and drink options need no introduction – you’re in Manhattan’s Midtown where every last craving is catered to at any hour of the day.


Send Me On My Way

You only have to look at a map of Manhattan to see how this apartment sits right in the middle of the action — both The High Line and Hudson Yards can be reached in ten minutes on foot, while if you walk fifteen minutes down the street, you'll eventually reach the Empire State Building. Not bad, right? If you're in New York to see all the sights, this home could be just the ticket. Exposed brick walls and street-art inspired pieces hanging on the wall feel like nods to the city's heritage, while there's also a modern kitchen finished in sleek black in case you fancy a night off from restaurant-hopping. The cherry on the cake is the building's roof terrace, which offers photo opportunities and a chance to gaze out over one of — if not the — most famous skylines in the world.


Sea of Circles

Cafetiere

While it has a very cool, New York vibe with its exposed brick and crittall windows, the real draw of this cosy apartment is its fantastic location. Located in the heart of Hell's Kitchen, not only are you immersed in the neighbourhood's kicking culinary scene brimming with fine-dining restaurants, hip bars and trendy cafés, but you're in a quieter, more residential area of NYC, away from the hustle and bustle of Midtown Manhattan. And yet, only a sixteen-minute walk from the Empire State Building and a fifteen-minute wander to the world's most visited tourist attraction – Times Square. When – full of pizza, cheesecake and skyline views from the Top of the Rock – you do eventually tick everything off your day's itinerary list and return home, you'll find a bright and colourful apartment awaiting you. Put your feet up on the L-shaped sofa or whip up a couple of lite bites to eat around the industrial-chic dining table – complete with quirky pink chairs that we really loved. Both bedrooms benefit from unique artwork and even more vibrant scatter cushions, so there's no fighting over who gets which room. 

Sea of Bricks

Right on the edge of Hudson Yards, this fantastic flat is in one of the busiest areas of Manhattan. There's no shortage of great places to eat, drink and shop nearby, and with Penn Station just around the corner, you're well-connected to the rest of the city. If you're in town for an event, Madison Square Garden and the Javits Convention Center are a short stroll away, or if you're here to sightsee, Times Square is fifteen minutes on foot. Following a busy day in the hustle and bustle, retreat to this cosy bolthole. It's snug, we're not denying that, but the rooms are expertly laid out to maximise the space. We adore the quintessential bare-brick walls, and although the kitchenette is compact, it has everything you'll need to rustle up light bites. But the best part is the communal roof terrace, where you can share a bottle of wine and soak up the views of the city.


Black Brick Road

Private Entrance

Situated within a ten-minute walk of the Hudson Yards (a bustling part of Midtown with dozens of restaurants and attractions), a mere sixteen-minute wander from the Empire State Building with neon-lit Times Square beckoning close by, you're in a fabulous location to delve into the core of the Big Apple. After an afternoon spent sightseeing, shopping or finding the best pizza slice in the city, return to a comfortable NYC-loft style apartment, boasting bare brick walls and tasteful artwork. The bedrooms are thoughtfully decorated and the glass dining table serves as a charming spot for morning coffee before setting off. Elsewhere in the building, take to the top floor for a communal rooftop terrace surrounded by the skyscraper metropolis of New York City. We can think of no better place to tap away on your laptop, play games or sip sundown drinks while socialising with other neighbouring guests. 

Pastel Brick Road

Situated in the booming area around Hudson Yards, this apartment is quintessentially New York. The exposed brick walls give it a whole lot of character and the open living plan is fantastic for socialising while prepping meals. It's a rental property so may lack that homey feel, but it's comfortable and easy for your trip to the city. Plus you have a shared roof terrace with expansive views! 


Blue Brick Road

This is a well maintained and centrally located apartment in the bustling area of Hudson Yards. You're surrounded by dozens of restaurants and attractions, and Penn Station, Madison Square Garden and Javitz are just a few blocks away. The interiors are quite basic, but you have all that you may need for a comfortable stay in the city. We especially love the bare-brick walls and communal roof terrace here.


Teal Brick Road

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While this home may be modest in square footage, it sure is mighty. Packing a punch in both convenience and amenities, a solo traveller or couple will be very happy here. With an impressive private terrace – that's almost as big as the home itself – you can thoroughly enjoy some downtime after a busy day with an aperitif under the stars. When you do find yourself at home, there's a comfortable sofa, writing desk and kitted-out kitchen complete with washer and dryer – a rarity in an NYC studio – so you can show up and start living as soon as you arrive. And did we mention that it's only a ten-minute walk to the Flatiron building? Continue for ten minutes more and you’ll reach the Empire State, the Morgan Library and Museum and the tucked away barbecue joints of bustling Koreatown.

Honey Mustard

Nestled in the heart of the Upper West Side, this contemporary apartment is an ideal base whether you’re in the city on business or pleasure. The desk in the main bedroom makes remote working a breeze, while the on-site gym ensures you never need to miss a workout. Sure, the kitchen’s a bit of a squeeze, but it’s equipped with everything needed to rustle up home-cooked meals. That said, with a plethora of eateries on your doorstep and the nearby subway making it easy to hop across the city, dining out is always an option.

New York Spirit

Tucked away in the Upper East Side, this home is an ideal base for a couple or solo traveller on a New York getaway. Sure, it’s not the biggest, but it has all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including a kitchenette perfect for rustling up light bites. Locally, hop on the Roosevelt Island Tram to explore across the East River, or take a stroll to Central Park to soak up some green space, less than twenty minutes away on foot. 

Upper East Side Essence

This pet-friendly one-bedroom apartment lies in the heart of the Upper East Side, ideal for couples or solo travellers. It's all about location, location, location here, with the subway a short walk away providing excellent travel links for sightseeing or commuting. With plenty to see on foot, you'll be walking your furry friends at Central Park or visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art in no time at all. The kitchen is well-equipped, but we think it's best for prepping lighter bites thanks to its small size. Fear not, though – you'll find a wealth of local restaurants nearby to taste all New York City has to offer.

New York, New York

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Barbeque

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Umbrellas

Fire Extinguisher

Sitting on your private rooftop terrace, looking over the concrete skyline, is a once-in-a-lifetime moment that stays with you forever. The magical experience can be relived over and over again, all in a beautiful outdoor space that's reserved just for you.

The rooftop may be the outstanding highlight of this deluxe apartment, but the interior has a lot to love too. It spans across two floors, offering wide space that is incredibly rare in the centre of the city. it's an open-plan social area that's perfect for chatting about your New York adventure.

That adventure can begin the moment you step onto the charming sophistication of Chelsea. Get a bagel for breakfast with a cup of coffee and walk amongst the boutique stores and suave cafes. Carry on walking just a few more minutes and you'll reach the word-renowned energy of Times Square. 

Spend your days shopping, sightseeing or exploring the various top-class eating spots. While you're out for the day, pick up a bottle of champagne for mesmerising sunsets on the terrace. It's an idyllic way to celebrate the beauty of your private haven.




Tinted Whispers

This apartment is ideally suited to those looking to drop their bags and head out from the get-go. Its major draw is the fabulous location, placing you in the thick of NYC. Just a short walk away you'll reach the iconic Flatiron Building, the Empire State Building, and Union Square – though this does mean that some noise should be expected. Inside, it's surprisingly spacious for a studio flat, with a kitchen and dining area tucked neatly around the corner. There's a sofa bed for flexible sleeping, but we only recommend this for younger children. 

The Artful Zen

This cosy home is located in the heart of the Upper West Side, just a short walk from Central Park and the Hudson River. As you’d expect from a studio, space is limited here, but the location and on-site amenities – which include a gym – more than make up for the smaller space. We think the kitchenette is best suited to light bites, as with no oven, you won’t be able to create grand culinary creations – but with an abundance of New York restaurants on your doorstep, dining out is a must. 

NYC Soul

In a little-trafficked (by Manhattan standards) corner of the Upper East Side, Heirloom provides you with a haven to retreat, away from the bustle normally associated with the city. That calm feeling has clearly influenced the interior design as well, with certain nods to Scandinavia, and nice variety of houseplants. The kitchen’s a draw too, with a good set of appliances (although no food is provided). It’s set over two floors, with a terrace split over two levels as well, so even if you decide to use the futon, it feels like it’s big enough.


Heirloom

Fireplace

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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Single-Level Home

City life is all about location. And this apartment in Hell's Kitchen – a vibrant neighbourhood in Manhattan – delivers just that. Within walking distance to Times Square, the Hudson River, shopping streets, and culinary delights, you can spend your days pounding the pavement and seeing all that this area has to offer. And, while the apartment itself is a tad on the small side, it offers everything you could need for a fuss-free stay in "The Big Apple", with the added bonus of a desk for working on the go. 

Midtown Haven

This New York apartment made it into our collection for its desirable location in the Upper East Side. You’ll have the Guggenheim close by for culture and Madison Avenue for shopping, as well as an array of eateries serving everything from classic New York bagels to Michelin-starred cuisine. Though compact, the home has everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay, including a well-equipped kitchen, a full-size sofa, and a dining table. And while there may not be any outdoor space here, the world-famous Central Park is within walking distance if you want to swap the city streets for open space.

Eastside Elegance

Smart TV

Library of Books

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Rice Maker

Whether you're in Manhattan for business or pleasure, this apartment is a fuss-free spot to rest your head. It's perched in bustling Midtown East, just a few blocks from the East River and walking distance from landmarks like Rockefeller Center and the MoMA. The apartment itself isn't wow-worthy, but it's stylish enough and the kitchen is well-equipped for an NYC pad. Be sure to take advantage of on-site amenities, ranging from a shared library and rooftop terrace to a communal fitness centre and playroom for little ones. There's even rare on-site parking, but you’ll need to pay to use it.

Starlight Sky

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Location is everything here! Situated on a really charming street in Greenwich Village, The Itty-Bitty is perfectly positioned to some of the city's best restaurants and bars. This is a 300-square foot walk-up, but so long as you don't intend to do some serious cooking or massively spread out, this cosy apartment will do just the trick. 


The Itty-Bitty

Situated on the Upper East Side, this apartment is an ideal base whether you’re in New York for business or leisure. Remote working comes easily, with a desk set up in one of the bedrooms, while the location means you’re just a short walk from some of the city’s iconic museums, such as the Met and the Guggenheim. Sure, it’s not the most spacious, and the bedrooms, in particular, are a bit of a squeeze, but you’ll find everything you need here and excellent transport links nearby. 

The Tourist

New York's Midtown is a bustling kaleidoscope of sights and sounds, but this apartment is a peaceful haven where you can truly relax between adventures. Step through the front door, and you'll find pristine parquet flooring, chic furnishings and the occasional colourful artwork perfectly placed on the white walls. There's plenty to get excited about – think intimate dinners at the elegant table and invigorating workouts at the on-site gym – but the best part has to be the incredible balcony. This private space gives you a bird's eye view of the city, and is just as impressive at sunrise as it is when night falls. We don't blame you if you can't tear yourself away from these vistas, but sightseers are in for a treat – Central Park, Broadway and Times Square are all within a ten-minute walk. And, if you're travelling for business, you can arrive at the financial district in less than half an hour using the excellent public transport services. 

Blank Space

First-time visitors to The Big Apple can't go wrong with this sleek studio apartment. Not only is it smartly laid out to maximise the space, but it's stylish, too – characterful artwork hangs in the living area, subway tiles line the kitchen walls and trendy exposed shelves show off the crockery. Your hosts go above and beyond to ensure you have an excellent stay, providing toiletries, welcome chocolates and even earplugs for a restful night's sleep. Pull up a stool and enjoy breakfasts around the kitchen island, sink into the leather sofa for a movie night and drift off in the comfortable bed after a busy day exploring. Speaking of, this apartment is located where Chelsea, Midtown and Hudson Yards all meet. While it's not the liveliest part of town, everything you'll want or need is within walking distance, be it the global eateries and food stalls in Chelsea Market – fifteen minutes away – or the bright lights of Times Square – twenty minutes on foot. Plus, you're just one block from the famous High Line and two blocks from Penn Station, where you can catch the subway and zip around the rest of New York City in no time. 

Wind In The Sails

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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

In the heart of New York's prestigious Upper East Side, this functional apartment serves as a homely base for families or two couples. Due to its small size, the living area feels a little cluttered – the same is true of the bedrooms, which don't offer much space beyond the bed. We also think the home doesn't get as much sunlight as we would like. That said, you have everything you need for a comfortable stay, and the location is fantastic – you're just a short walk from the East River and Central Park, and there are plenty of eateries and cafes close by.

The Leading Edge

The Tangerine is a small but newly renovated studio in the Upper East Side. Its decor is simple yet sophisticated and there's a sense of charm that many other corporate style apartments don't have. And despite its size, it's quite well-appointed with a rainfall shower and separate desk space. 



The Tangerine

Nestled in one of New York City's most desirable neighbourhoods, this stylish pet-friendly apartment makes a great base for professionals or friends looking to immerse themselves in local life. You'll have all the basics here and the compact kitchen is well-equipped for rustling up light meals or evening snacks. Even better, you'll find some of NYC's best restaurants right on your doorstep, so you're never far from whatever you're craving. Central Park is less than twenty minutes away on foot, while nearby subway stations can help you traverse the city with ease.

The Mid-Century Muse

Netflix

Indoor Pool

Accessible Parking

Wheelchair Access

Stair Gates

If you’ve ever wondered how to get privacy in New York City, we’ve found the answer for you – fifty-two floors off the ground! And that’s exactly what you’ll get at Belle Vue. With floor-to-ceiling windows and sweeping city views, this glossy home matches its slick cityscape. While the surrounding skyscrapers make for incredible impressions, the downside is that this area is mainly commercial and therefore not the most vibrant neighbourhood. If you’re okay with that, however, you’ll love that the building grants guests access to the private gym and pool. 

Belle Vue

Patio / Terrace

Within walking distance of Central Park and the sights of Fifth Avenue, this brownstone townhouse couldn’t be more in the thick of it. You won’t need a car here, but if you do intend on bringing a vehicle, there are two paid public parking garages next door. Multiple communal areas make this place ideal for any group – though you’ll need to be able to manage stairs, as the home is spread across four floors. There’s ample storage and wardrobe space, which is ideal for longer stays, and the private patio is a rarity in this postcode.

The Modern Times

Experience one of New York's trendiest areas from this sleek apartment nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village. You'll be within easy reach of Union Square market, with hip eateries and bars nearby. For those on a sightseeing trip, popular spots such as Flatiron Building, the Empire State Building and Madison Square Garden are all a short walk away. With a well-equipped kitchen and dining table there's potential for eating in, while the laptop-friendly desk serves as a nice space for working remotely – though some street noise should be expected. 

Manhattan's Calling

Projector

Wine Cooler

Printer

Ceiling Fans

Paid Parking

Security Cameras

There's nowhere that says New York living quite like a loft – it's as New York as skyscrapers, Times Square and Central Park, and this stylish place in hip Tribeca is a classic example. All the typical elements are here – we're talking an open, spacious living space with high ceilings, towering columns, huge windows and wooden floors.

What sets this home apart from others, though, is its fabulous art collection and many pieces from luminary designers such as Gerrit Rietveld and Sori Yanagi, as well as light sculptures by Marrow Project. We could certainly tell on viewing that this apartment is owned by a creative director and designer. Select a bottle from the wine cooler, choose one of the books off the well-stocked shelves and relax in style.

You can really live like a local in this home's location as well. This Lower Manhattan neighbourhood is known for its cobblestone streets lined with fashionable boutiques and chic restaurants or soak up the atmosphere in nearby China Town. Oh, yes and if you're a film buff, you can get your fill with the Tribeca Film Festival, held here every June.




Sculpted by Light

Nestled in New York City's vibrant Flatiron neighbourhood, this pet-friendly studio makes a fabulous base for business and leisure trips. The kitchenette is small but well-equipped for rustling up light bites or a quick breakfast, and with plenty of restaurants in the surrounding area, you'll want for nothing when it comes to trying out local cuisine. The nearby subway opens up the city for commuting and sightseeing, while hotspots like Madison Square Park, the Empire State Building, and NYC's bustling Koreatown are an easy walk away.

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