Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and rising to 24 stories, the building at 752 West End Avenue and 97th Street made its debut as the Hotel Paris in the 1930s, but these days, it goes by The Paris New York. Once with more than 900 hotel rooms, it has been lovingly restored to offer "Parisian style & contemporary luxury" with a collection of 170 rental homes with gracious proportions, fine craftsmanship and luxury materials - and you don't need to travel far inside to notice.
The lobby is stunning. It has a bold black and white marble floor inspired by abstract design, carefully curated Art Deco features, coffered ceilings, and striking iron and brass pendants hanging from above.
Inside, the homes are just as thoughtful and have both classic details and modern amenities. Layouts come with up to four bedrooms and several are currently available. Listings are no fee (see them here) and many offer 2 months of free rent with an 18-month lease.
The lobby is stunning. It has a bold black and white marble floor inspired by abstract design, carefully curated Art Deco features, coffered ceilings, and striking iron and brass pendants hanging from above.
Inside, the homes are just as thoughtful and have both classic details and modern amenities. Layouts come with up to four bedrooms and several are currently available. Listings are no fee (see them here) and many offer 2 months of free rent with an 18-month lease.
The lobby is inspired by Parisian Art Deco design (www.theparisnewyork.com)
Each unit is newly renovated and in many, large floor plans provide spacious living and dining rooms. They offer wide-plank oak flooring stained in a rich walnut tone, French-style casement windows, and bathrooms clad in statuary marble or mosaic tile. The upscale kitchen has custom oak cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops and premium appliances. Select units are equipped with over-sized closets and secondary bathrooms, and many homes have captivating views of Manhattan’s skyline and the Hudson River, or both.
Listings via Stellar Management show net prices for 1 bedrooms starting from $3,770/month, 2 bedrooms from $4,000/month, 3 bedrooms from $4,800/month and 4 bedrooms from $9,300/month.
Listings via Stellar Management show net prices for 1 bedrooms starting from $3,770/month, 2 bedrooms from $4,000/month, 3 bedrooms from $4,800/month and 4 bedrooms from $9,300/month.
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Amenities include a doorman, on-site maintenance staff, a live-in super, concierge, a laundry room, and a 16,000 square foot health club with a swimming pool, top-of-the-line cardio and weight training equipment, and complimentary classes with membership.
This handsome prewar building is conveniently located steps away from the 96th Street subway station and the 96 Street crosstown bus. The family-friendly neighborhood is home to gourmet food markets and a dizzying array of casual and fine dining restaurants. Also nearby are both Central Park and Riverside Park, which offer elegantly landscaped terrain, bike paths, and more.
Contact The Paris leasing office for more details.
This handsome prewar building is conveniently located steps away from the 96th Street subway station and the 96 Street crosstown bus. The family-friendly neighborhood is home to gourmet food markets and a dizzying array of casual and fine dining restaurants. Also nearby are both Central Park and Riverside Park, which offer elegantly landscaped terrain, bike paths, and more.
Contact The Paris leasing office for more details.
Stellar Management
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