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12 September, 2022
A Spectacular City of Endless Possibilities: Our Guide to New York City
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6 new homes in NYC perfect for a longer stay
Published
19 January, 2022
Edited
22 June, 2023
From the marvels of Manhattan to the buzz of Brooklyn, there's no place in the world quite like New York. Boasting plenty of light-filled living space, chef-standard kitchens and gorgeous interior design features, our new abodes in the city have everything you need to feel at home right away. What’s more, these special spots are all completely exclusive to onefinestay, meaning you won’t find them anywhere else.
6 cosy homes for stays of 30+ days
Whether you’re travelling to New York to visit loved ones, for an extended work trip, looking for somewhere to base yourself during house renovations, or simply just to enjoy a slow staycation in a new part of town, our round-the-clock support team and special service menu will ensure the trip is effortless from beginning to end. From stocking the fridge with your favourite drinks and snacks to a blissful at-home spa experience, we’ll take care of all the details - you won’t have to lift a finger. Contact one of our expert Travel Advisors to discover more.
25th Street Mosaic
25th Street Mosaic
Chelsea, Manhattan
A feast for the eyes, 25th Street Mosaic is a New York home brimming with bespoke French Rococo-inspired artwork, courtesy of the artist homeowner who grew up here. The three-bedroom apartment is an absolute treat for art lovers and offers a fantastic base for extended stays in the city.
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Union Square Park
Union Square Park
Union Square Park, Manhattan
Nestled within a historic landmarked building, Union Square Park is a sophisticated two-bedroom loft apartment in Manhattan. Set right in the heart of Union Square itself, this aptly-named city retreat gives you the freedom to fully immerse yourself in the neighbourhood’s lively spirit.
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Bergen Street
Bergen Street
Park Slope, Brooklyn
Bergen Street is an enchanting and historically important two-bedroomed 'Brownstone' home in a leafy suburb of Brooklyn. The individuality of every room is enhanced by the exclusive artwork created by the owner and their friends, creating a boutique gallery ambience with plenty of character. With a private garden and BBQ area, bespoke fittings and authentic period features, Bergen Street is a welcoming and relaxed home.
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Lenox Hill
Lenox Hill
Upper East Side, Manhattan
Lenox Hill is a five-bedroom masterclass in fusion interior design conveniently located on Manhattan’s ultra-trendy Upper East Side, within a short distance of Central Park. Lenox Hill is a superb example of New York chic with an emphasis on synergistic blends of heritage touches and contemporary motifs. Lenox Hill also has that rarest of central New York home features: private outdoor spaces, including a tranquil garden and a duplex rooftop terrace.
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Liberty Street
Liberty Street
Financial District, Manhattan
Liberty Street is a delightful city home with five sumptuous bedrooms that welcomes up to ten guests. Bright, contemporary design motifs sit comfortably alongside classical columns and vintage features, giving this beautiful home an eclectic personality. With a private patio and stunning views of that iconic New York skyline, Liberty Street is an ideal base for a large group looking to discover the city's delights. It's close to the poignant Freedom Tower monument and within easy reach of New York's finest attractions.
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West 77th Street
West 77th Street
Upper West Side, Manhattan
West 77th Street enjoys an unbeatable location: close to the iconic Central Park and its popular zoo, while the playparks and beautiful Riverside Park are also nearby. One of New York's cultural hubs, the Upper West Side houses the American Museum of Natural History (complete with impressive dinosaur skeletons), The Lincoln Centre for the best in theatre, ballet and opera, and the New York Historical Society – the city's oldest museum, established in 1804.
