East Village - renovated, clean, spacious, and sunny 850-square-foot, fully-furnished, one-bedroom apartment is available for sublease from June 15 – August 15, 2026.

Located in Stuyvestant Town on 14th Street between First Avenue and Avenue A, this lovely, recently-renovated apartment is conveniently located just steps from the First Avenue L subway stop, and the 14A and 14D bus stops.

The air-conditioned apartment is a sunny, south-facing sixth-floor space with city views including the Williamsburg Bridge, downtown Manhattan, and downtown Brooklyn. Two elevators service the 12-story building.

A separate, well-appointed kitchen includes a full-sized stainless-steel stove, refrigerator, microwave, and dish washer. The dining area comfortably seats four people.

A library boasts hardcover volumes in the genres of fiction, memoir, art, travel, and music.

The bedroom is sizeable, and includes an office space that is set up for WFH.

This is a well-maintained building with laundry facilities and bike storage on the ground floor. There is a free outdoor gym for residents just outside the building.

Stuyvestant Town boasts 80 acres of green space and has wonderful summer amenities, including a sunny and beautifully landscaped four-acre park with a fountain and Adirondack chairs, its own weekly fountain-side farmers market, a weekly outdoor movie series, modern fitness facilities, onsite parking, and much more.

There are countless amazing East Village restaurants, performance spaces, art galleries, movie theaters, and independent shops at your doorstep.

Trader Joe’s, Target, and Whole Foods Daily Market are all a one-minute walk from the apartment.

Tompkins Square Park is a five-minute walk.

Union Square is a 12-minute walk.

You’ll enjoy easy strolls to SoHo, the West Village, and Gramercy.

Williamsburg, Brooklyn is five minutes and one subway stop away.

All utilities, including high-speed wifi, are included.

This apartment is ideal for one or two quiet, clean, and respectful individuals.

About This Lister

The current tenant is a longtime resident of NYC who has worked in the cultural sector for years. An avid reader, art collector, and concert-goer, this apartment reflects these passions.