Manhattan
Sublets in Murray Hill
Quiet & convenient
Murray Hill and Kips Bay sit in the middle of everything without feeling like it. Walk-ups and post-war buildings on calm cross streets, a short hop to Grand Central, and a reputation as one of the easier places in Manhattan to find a room at a sane price.
Also known as
Murray Hill takes in Kips Bay, Rose Hill and Curry Hill. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Murray Hill
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
food
Curry Hill
Lexington in the high 20s: South Asian groceries, dosa counters and sweet shops packed into three blocks.
culture
Morgan Library & Museum
J.P. Morgan's private library, left as it was. A three-storey room of walnut and vellum that stops people mid-sentence.
park
St. Vartan Park
The neighborhood's open space. Ballfields, a dog run, and the quiet that Murray Hill is known for.
nightlife
Third Avenue bars
The after-work strip. Unpretentious, busy on a Tuesday, and the reason the neighborhood has a reputation.
activity
Grand Central Terminal
Walking distance from most of Murray Hill, which is the whole argument for living here.
What Murray Hill is like
Dining
Curry Hill around Lexington and 28th is the draw. Beyond it, a dependable spread of neighborhood restaurants rather than destinations.
Nightlife
Sports bars and after-work spots on Third Avenue. Unpretentious, and busy on a weeknight.
Green space
St. Vartan Park and Madison Square Park at the southern end.
Getting around
- 628th/33rd St
- 4567SGrand Central-42nd St
- NRW28th St
8subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Walking distance to Grand Central
- Curry Hill on Lexington for South Asian food
- Quieter streets than anywhere else this central
- Easier to find a share here than most of Manhattan