Manhattan
Sublets in Midtown East
Professional & polished
Midtown East is where Manhattan's corporate energy meets residential convenience. Grand Central Terminal, the UN, and Chrysler Building are your neighbors. It's ideal for professionals who want a short commute and easy access to everything.
Also known as
Midtown East takes in Turtle Bay, Sutton Place, Tudor City and Beekman Place. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Midtown East
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
culture
Grand Central Terminal
A Beaux-Arts masterpiece and commuter hub. Look up at the ceiling — the constellation mural is stunning.
culture
Chrysler Building
Art Deco perfection. The stainless steel crown is the most beautiful skyscraper detail in Manhattan.
culture
St. Patrick's Cathedral
A Neo-Gothic cathedral on Fifth Avenue. Peaceful inside, no matter how busy the city gets.
activity
Top of the Rock
Better views than the Empire State Building — because you can actually see the Empire State Building.
food
Sushi Yasuda
One of the best sushi restaurants in America. Minimalist, precise, and worth every penny.
park
Central Park (SE)
Enter at 59th Street for the Pond, the Plaza Hotel views, and the Central Park Zoo.
What Midtown East is like
Dining
Business lunch capital of the city. Great Japanese, steakhouses, and upscale casual. Quieter on weekends.
Nightlife
After-work cocktail bars and hotel lounges. Not a nightlife destination, but convenient for everything else.
Green space
Tudor City's small parks are hidden gems. Central Park is a short walk north.
Getting around
- 4567SGrand Central
- EM53rd St
- 651st St
7subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Grand Central Terminal — a commuter's dream
- Iconic architecture — Chrysler Building, Seagram Building
- Close to Central Park's southeast corner
- Strong mix of dining and after-work spots