Midtown East Room in Doorman Building

Looking to fill an unfurnished bedroom in our converted 3-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom apartment at 52nd and 1st. Full time doorman building, $1500 plus utilities and WiFi. Available September 1, but flexible to move in earlier. This is a lease takeover with the option to and hope you?ll sign on October 1st for a one year lease.
We are two females 24/28 looking for another female roommate.
As you can see from the photos, the room available has a full wall (touching the ceiling and completely private). The room can fit a full or queen size bed with room for additional furniture. It also has a large window and built in AC unit. The room includes a large closet and it?s own private half bath!
Regarding utilities, internet is about 15/person monthly. Electric (via Con Ed) during the fall and winter is around 20/person monthly. During the late spring and summer because of the large AC units in each room it boosts up to approximately 100/person monthly. The building will require a letter of employment, background check ($20 nonrefundable payment), and some other pertinent items in order to be considered. The roommate who is moving out will need to be reimbursed for her portion of the security deposit ($1,500). Move-ins are only allowed Monday-Friday from 9-5pm.
We are looking for someone who is extremely clean and organized. Low-key and willing to compromise individual. All events hosted at the apartment need to be agreed to by all roommates.
THE BUILDING:
- Full-Time Doorman
- Full-Service Garage (separate fee)
- 24-Hour Video Security
- Garden Plaza
- Laundry Facility on Premises
- Dry Cleaning Service Available
- Bicycle Storage
- Utilities Included: Heat and Hot Water
THE NEIGHBORHOOD (SUTTON PLACE):
Residents who work in Midtown East (like the two current occupants) can walk to work. The M31 and M57 buses travel crosstown on 57th Street. The M15 bus travels up First Avenue and down Second. The 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, E and M lines are available from stops at Lexington Avenue, with some entrances on Third Avenue. There are many restaurants along First and Second Avenues