
Apartments near Madison Square Park in New York, NY (13,412 Rentals)


224 E 11th St, Unit G

50 Horatio St, Unit 10

220 Sullivan St, Unit 5H

32 Cornelia St, Unit 52

241 E 46th St, Unit 4D

47 1/2 East 1st Street, Unit 4

60 Avenue B, Unit 2C

170 E 2nd St, Unit 2D

198 Sixth Avenue, Unit 2

101 Stanton St, Unit 10

365 W 52nd St, Unit 5A

303 Broome St, Unit 5

45 Orchard St, Unit 3A

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49 E 34th St, Unit SI FL2-ID2061

340 E 18th St, Unit 3B

635 2nd Ave, Unit 4R

325 E 5th St, Unit E4

448 W 37th St, Unit 6E

529 E 6th St, Unit 2B

248 Mott St, Unit 4

163 Ludlow St, Unit 4C

Second Avenue, Unit 14

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30 Park Ave, Unit SI FL14-ID1939

221 E 11th St, Unit GA

99 Bank St, Unit 7G

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1290 1st Ave, Unit SI FL3-ID1022017P

96 Fifth Avenue, Unit 2L

165 E 35th St, Unit 14D

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360 W 34th St., Unit SI FL8-ID439

140 E 46th St, Unit 2B

231 E 4th St, Unit 4C

333 E 49th St, Unit 5R

333 E 49th St, Unit 11J

405 E 56th St, Unit 14J

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500 W 56th St, Unit SI FL9-ID2014

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328 E 74th St, Unit SI ID1031983P

96 Fifth Avenue, Unit 3D

96 Fifth Avenue, Unit 8H

96 Fifth Avenue, Unit 10K

25 E 10th St, Unit 4F

236 E 36th St, Unit 4G1

236 E 36th St, Unit 4F

236 E 36th St, Unit 7G

20 Fifth Avenue, Unit 8E

20 Fifth Avenue, Unit 15F

20 Fifth Avenue, Unit 16F

222 E 39th St, Unit 10C

222 E 39th St, Unit 22C

95 Christopher St, Unit 6J

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New York City apartment residents working in the Flatiron District who are looking for a break are in lucky, because there's one spot just perfect for relaxing after a long day of work. Madison Square Park is one of the best spots in town to take a load off after working a hard day, with beautiful scenery and lush green grass, it's a retreat from the hard steel and rushing crowds of the big city, and is a must-see for anyone with an apartment in New York City. With an apartment near Madison Square Park, you can always have this relaxing journey at hand, even in the most hurried of season, and have relaxation just a few feet away at any time. The first things will strike both those with apartments near Madison Square Park and those visiting from other New York City apartments, or an apartment anywhere in the world, will notice is the lush green of the place. Just a few years ago this park had fallen into disrepair and had become crime-ridden, but in 2001, there was a movement to make the park into a respectable place to come and relax, and since then it has become a place that every New York apartment resident likes to visit. In addition to all the lush vegetation, the park is also home to some gorgeous pieces of art, including gorgeous sculptures, including sculptures of Chester A. Arthur and William H. Seward, gorgeous plaques and fountains, as well as other works of art throughout the park. It's also home to the famous Shake Shack, a popular spot to grab a bite and a drink, with some of the most fascinating architecture you've ever seen in a fast food joint. Though it may have fallen into disrepair over the years, those with apartments near Madison Square Park can tell you that the park has grown into something beautiful and respectable, that residents in New York City apartments would be glad to visit, and a place where tired businessmen make their way to almost every day to relax after a hard work week.
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