East facing two-bedroom, 1 bathroom home with a large living room, dining alcove, wood-burning fireplace, tall beamed ceilings, and crown moldings. Pass thru kitchen with custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops. Two large bedrooms have en-suite marble baths and the home totals eight large closets including three walk-ins. Claridges is a full-service, white-glove doorman building with elevator, laundry, valet, fitness center, and in-house Resident Manager. Security Deposit: At Manhattan Skyline, we are always looking for ways to make your life easier. Pay a small monthly fee to The Guarantors, and never pay a security deposit again. The Guarantors directly insures your landlord for your apartment, so you dont need to worry. Lease Guarantors: We make it easy for you to secure a lease by working closely with third-party guarantors such as Insurent, Jetty, and The Guarantors. Contact our On-Site Leasing Agent for more information. ***Photos are for illustrative purposes only.
Claridges, a stately pre-war building in the heart of midtown, is home to some of Manhattans most beautifully appointed luxury apartments. The classic pre-war residences of Claridges provide tenants with 9 high ceilings, restored plaster moldings and beams, marble baths, entry foyers and many closets including huge walk-ins. Most recent refurbishment includes Wausau thermopane windows for superior sound insulation. Many homes also offer separate service entrances, wood burning fireplaces with marble hearths. Kitchens have granite counters and a top of the line stainless steel appliances. Penthouses offer stunning views of Central Park. Claridges elegant lobby was redesigned under the guidance of renowned architect Paul Rudolph. The building provides its residents with full white glove services including a 24 hour doorman as well as a helpful concierge. Ideal for those desiring a close to work midtown location, Claridges is only three blocks from Central Park and just steps to elegant Fifth Avenue and 57th Street shopping and the theater distric
