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Flat 404 м² in New York, USA

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Area
404 m²
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
6

Description

8 bedroom luxury apartment for rent in New York City

Design work on this building was begun in 1926 by renowned architect Rosario Candela and the building was converted to a condop in 2008. This magnificent and sunny residence stands out for its views of Central Park, its superb location at Fifth Avenue and 81st Street, and its perfect blend of pre-World War II spirit, modern technology and contemporary finishes. A semi-private elevator landing opens up to a pleasant lobby entrance that provides access to two great rooms for entertaining, the living room and dining room, both with wonderful views of Central Park and the historic facade of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as treetops and illuminated fountains that enchant around the clock. Adjacent to the lobby are two large checkrooms, a spacious restroom and dressing rooms. Walking further one finds a spacious and perfectly equipped kitchen with the latest appliances, a comfortable island and ample seating space, where large east-facing windows provide plenty of sunlight. The tranquil private area consists of five south facing bedrooms, each with its own marble bathroom and spacious walk-in closets for absolute privacy. The wonderful, expansive master bedroom has a huge white marble en-suite bathroom, ample storage space and large south facing windows providing bright sunlight throughout the day. The beautiful and elegant 995 Fifth Avenue is an impressive boutique building with 26 apartments, all overlooking Fifth Avenue, and superb amenities. These include 24-hour front desk and security, concierge services, a building manager, a state-of-the-art private fitness center and spa with treatment rooms. Both furnished and unfurnished rentals are available. Co-listing. Lease terms: monthly: $42,500.

Characteristics

Property type
Residential Properties
Object type
Flat
Price
44 601 $

FAQ

How much does it cost to rent an apartment in New York?

The catalogue in New York shows the minimum rate and the price spread by district and type. Central rates are higher, outskirts are 30–50% cheaper. For an accurate estimate pick a district and size — we will help match your budget.

Which district in New York should you choose for renting?

The right choice depends on goals: work — close to office or metro; leisure — near the beach or centre; family — quiet area with schools and parks. Filter the catalogue by district and number of rooms.

Is short-term rental available in New York?

Yes, short-term rentals in New York are available — from one day to several months. These are usually furnished apartments with utilities included. Daily rates are higher than long-term, but with everything included — handy for business trips or holidays.

What deposits and fees apply when renting in New York?

The standard is 1 month deposit (refundable) + 1 month upfront. Agency fee is usually 50–100% of the rate for long-term. When renting directly from the owner there is no fee, but make sure the contract is legitimate.

Can I rent a furnished place in New York?

Yes, furnished options are marked in the catalogue cards. Furnished apartments are usually 10–20% more expensive than empty ones but save money on setup. For short-term rentals, furnishings are included by default.

What are the utility costs in New York?

The bill depends on size and season. Average is 80–200 EUR/month for electricity, water, gas, internet and cleaning for a 60–80 m² apartment. Short-term rentals include everything; long-term — metered payment.

How are keys handed over and check-in done?

The owner or agent hands over the keys when signing the acceptance protocol, recording the property condition and meter readings. The protocol is an important document: keep a copy until the end of the contract to correctly get the deposit back.

Can I extend the rental in New York?

Yes, extension is done via an additional agreement to the current contract 30–60 days before it ends. The price may change (usually +5–10%), but owners value long-term tenants and often keep conditions as they are.

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Flat with 5 bedrooms in New York, USA