Experience the epitome of sophisticated city living in this fabulous furnished one-bedroom apartment, situated in a desirable prewar boutique elevator building at 137 East 28th Street in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. This stunning residence boasts high airy ceilings soaring to 11 feet, lovely hardwood floors, classic moldings, and windows on three exposures, bathing the space in natural light.

A large entry foyer welcomes you home and features a huge walk-in closet accessible from both the foyer and the bedroom. The open living-dining area, illuminated by an oversized window, offers the perfect setting for relaxation and entertaining. The adjoining spacious, modern windowed kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with ample white cabinetry, sleek marbleized countertops and backsplash, and premium stainless steel appliances.

The serene bedroom enjoys abundant natural light from corner exposures, and the full windowed bath is adorned with tasteful tilework. This exquisite home is fully furnished with a curated collection of Vintage Danish pieces, Room and Board furnishings, and Organic Modernism accents—making it an ideal pied-à-terre for the discerning individual.

Enhancing your comfort and convenience, the apartment includes utilities (excluding electric), high-speed Wi-Fi, HBO, a Bose sound system, Molekule air purifier, and a Hue light system. The fully stocked kitchen features top-of-the-line amenities including Le Creuset cookware, a Vitamix blender, and a Nespresso machine, perfect for the culinary enthusiast.

Built in 1927, 137 East 28th Street is a handsome prewar building offering an array of amenities, including two elevators, video security, a live-in superintendent, an updated laundry room, and bike storage. Residents can also enjoy the beautifully landscaped rooftop deck with stunning open city views, including the iconic Empire State Building.

Nestled in a prime location, you are just steps away from Madison Square Park, Eataly, an array of cafes and restaurants, Whole Foods, and other attractions. The subway is conveniently a block away, and the NYC Ferry on the East River is within close proximity, offering easy access to the city’s best.