
Apartments near Bryant Park in New York, NY (13,953 Rentals)


171 E 84th St

10 W 25th St

340 E 23rd St

475 9th Ave

475 9th Ave

25 W 13th St

606 W 57th St

20 E 9th St

11 Fifth Avenue

416 Lafayette St

55 Second Avenue

184 Thompson St

184 Thompson St

565 Broadway

111 Sullivan St

401 E 34th St

E 32ND ST.

W. 26th St, 5th Ave

EAST 63 STREET

444 W 48th St

E 16 ST

Avenue A

207 E 4th St

564 Hudson St

48 Bedford St

Mott Street

1735 York Ave

132 E 45th St

49 E 34th St

East 26th Street

East 25th Street

313 E 17th St

Tenth Avenue

204 E 13th St

East 13th Street

101 E 10th St

324 E 75th St

244 W 72nd St

East 1st Street

7 Sniffen Ct

420 E 54th St

132 W 26th St

E 16 ST

515 W 48th St

West 14th Street

156 W 15th St

1220 Lexington Ave

234 W 73rd St

280 E Houston St

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Fashionistas from New York City apartments will tell you what Bryant Park may be most well-known for, but the park is more than just a place for beautiful models to strut their stuff twice a year. Bryant Park is one of the densely parks in the world, bringing in droves of business men, New York City apartment residents, and visitors daily, and home to several fun attractions and events throughout the year. An apartment near Bryant Park will promise residents all the thrills of the New York park, without having to wade through crowds on the streets or subways, as well as a front row seat to all the fun events that happen there throughout the year. One of the most popular spots, for both visitors and those with apartments near Bryant Park, is the Lawn, which features beautiful, lush green grass, as well as a variety of seasonal flowers, perfect for those who want to take a break from the city sprall and embrace nature. Any particular summer or spring day you'll find people from New York City apartments lying out on the lawn, taking in the warm rays of the sun, or reveling in the latest concert, festival, or film in the park, or just having a picnic and throwing a frisbee around. It also has a sections for chess players to have fun, as well as classes in yoga, knitting, and tai chi, and even an area to play the French boule game Pétanque. Another popular spot in the park is the Pond, a cost-free ice skating rink that has become a favorite with New York City apartment residents, and which has been deemed "NYC's Best" by the New York Times. Those with apartments near Bryant Park can also enjoy being close to all the fun events that come often through the park. The park is home to the The Bryant Park Summer Film Festival, where every Monday evening in the summer you can watch some top-quality movies in the cool grass. It's also home to events such as "Broadway in Bryant Park", which brings the thrills of the Broadway Stage right to the Great Lawn, and, of course, New York Fashion Week, a twice-yearly event where the best in the names of fashion show off their latest designs for eager New York audiences. With an apartment near Bryant Park, there's no end to the fun you can have any time of year. Anyone with a New York City apartment can tell you that there's hardly a weekend in the summer where some fun event is not going in Bryant Park, and even when there's not, there's always plenty to do on the great lawn, the pond, and any of the other interesting parts of the park.
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