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Hills? In Manhattan?
Actually, there was a time when the island was quite hilly (which is more evident uptown) but as the city grew and areas were developed the figurative steamroller that ran rampant in lower Manhattan somehow missed the Manhattan rentals in Murray Hill.
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In the neighborhood which runs from 42nd Street to 34th Street and from Fifth Avenue to the East River you'll notice a grade change albeit it's not the foothills of Mount Everest. Nearby neighborhoods include residential Midtown to the north, Gramercy Park to the South and Commercial Midtown Manhattan to the West.
Using the Art Deco peaks of the Chrysler Building to the North and Empire State Building to the South residents can easily navigate their way home. And with Midtown and Grand Central Station a few steps away, just about everything else in the city is accessible via train or transfer including buses to the airport leaving from a stop right outside of Grand Central.
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Gone are the mansions of the Morgans, Tiffanys and Delanos; so forget about renting one of those. Instead you can find Murray Hill no fee apartments in one of the neighborhoods typical brownstones, apartments with canopied fronts or converted carriage houses. All Murray Hill apartments make for interesting spaces.
Actually, there was a time when the island was quite hilly (which is more evident uptown) but as the city grew and areas were developed the figurative steamroller that ran rampant in lower Manhattan somehow missed Murray Hill. In the neighborhood which runs from 42nd Street to 34th Street and from Fifth Avenue to the East River you’ll notice a grade change albeit it’s not the foothills of Mount Everest. Nearby neighborhoods include residential Midtown to the north, Gramercy Park to the South and Commercial Midtown to the West.
Using the Art Deco peaks of the Chrysler Building to the North and Empire State Building to the South residents can easily navigate their way home. And the Midtown and Grand Central a few steps away just about everything else in the city is accessible via train or transfer including buses to the airport leaving from a stop right outside of Grand Central.
Gone are the mansions of the Morgans, Tiffanys and Delanos so forget about renting one of those. Instead you can choose from one of the neighborhoods typical brownstones, apartments with canopied fronts or converted carriage houses. All make for interesting spaces. One of the few remnants from the neighborhoods more spectacular days is The Morgan Library. JP Morgan himself ordered his house torn down to make way for the building which is now home to his enormous art and rare book collection and a famous public museum.
One of the best things about living in New York City in the summertime is right around the corner from Murray Hill. Every Monday night after sundown a feature film from the nineteen fifties or sixties along with a few Looney Tunes Cartoon clips are projected on a huge outdoor screen in Bryant Park. It’s free and New Yorkers by the thousands flock there early in the evening to stake out spots on the grass and enjoy picnic dinners before the projector kicks in.
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