Video walkthrough:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEuj0uo449ma8h901hI_H0XVbYwVDmma/view?usp=sharing

(REFER TO VIDEO FOR BEST VISUAL REFERENCE OF THE WHOLE SPACE, BUT WILL BE FURNISHED AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES)

The sublease will be until between March 1-10

Cozy 4th floor Studio apartment with windows encompassing an entire wall, located right between Murray Hill and Kips Bay by 2nd Avenue on 36th street. The apartment was entirely renovated in 2023, right before I moved in. Multiple outlets along every wall. The walls are pretty soundproof, so no real issues with noisy neighbors. It is a 7-minute walk from both Target and Trader Joes, and has easy access to multiple buses going uptown, downtown, and across town, overall a great location.

The apartment will be furnished as seen in the pictures, minus all the personal items (ONLY the bare furniture will remain) HOWEVER;
The office chair is no longer there as it was not good. I can purchase a new chair, but youll have to assemble it. There are foldable chairs meanwhile.
There are no bedsheets or pillows
There are no kitchen utensils

The building DOES allow pets, though I myself dont have any. Please let me know if you plan on moving in with one! There are many dog owners in this building, and the doorman is very friendly with them.

Transportation:
Within 2 blocks of buses M15/M15-SBS, M34-SBS/M34A-SBS, and M101/M102/M103.
M15-SBS to downtown is 4 blocks away.
M34(A)-SBS bus stop on 2nd ave is 4 stops away from the 34th street Herald Square subway station, which accesses lines B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W. The bus stops right next to the entrance. M34(A)-SBS/M34-SBS stops right in front of Penn Station on 7th and 8th ave.
M34(A)-SBS westbound goes to Port Authority Bus Terminal.
It is an 11 minute walk to Grand Central-42st subway station, which accesses subway lines 4, 5, and 6.

Gas is included in rent.
Wifi and Electricity not included.
Wifi is $60 a month
Electricity averages $65-110 a month, depending on electricity usage.
(Its to be noted that Im somewhat conservative with electricity, and opt to use a fan instead of the AC. Regular use of the AC or a space heater raises the cost to about $100-$110 in my experience)

Building features:
Built in 1963
Reliable elevator
In-building laundry (in the basement)
Small complimentary gym at the ground/lobby floor
24 hour doorman
Live-in Superintendent with same or next day maintenance

Apartment features:
Newly renovated kitchen
Dishwasher
Gas stove and oven
AC
Newly renovated large bathroom
Spacious coat and storage closet at the foyer
Walk-in closet
Overhead light installed in the main living space, no need for lamps

Some things to know:
The apartment faces the busy 36th street, right near the entry/exit of the Queens Midtown tunnel
The windows are not soundproofed, and the road rage/revving engines can get loud at times in the night
Building-controlled heating isnt great, Id personally recommend having a space heater

As a renting tenant, these are the only complaints Ive had after 2+ years of living here.