Easy social distancing in private suite of rooms in dynamic, arts-oriented neighborhood with panoramic perspective of Manhattan. In century-old building with high ceilings, the apartment has a spacious living room with convertible sofa; WiFi, cable, kitchen, queen bed, washer/dryer and bath. Four blocks to the subway, one stop to Grand Central. Owner/tenant is present in accordance with local statutes. The suite of four rooms is afforded the comfort and privacy of a one-bedroom apartment. Spacious living room with convertible sofa and pocket door that provides privacy from the rest of the apartment. On-demand, unlimited hot water; thermostat in apartment; air-conditioned. Kitchen equipped for cooking. Quality mattress on comfortable queen bed. Only six steps up from the street. Well-stocked grocery and drugs stores nearby. Friendly neighbors. Your own locked entrance to a private suite of four rooms, with living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom with queen-size bed. Suite is on the first floor steps from the building's street entrance. Host is very familiar with NYC and the neighborhood, always available by phone or text, and willing to help. Host is often present in adjacent 2nd bedroom/office to maximize privacy afforded to guests and stay within guidelines for NYC short term rentals. Dynamic, arts-oriented neighborhood with new cafes, restaurants, microbreweries, bakeries and bars, just a short hop to Manhattan or across the Pulaski Bridge to Greenpoint and Williamsburg in Brooklyn. Four short blocks to the #7 train, one stop to Grand Central/Midtown (3 mins.), three stops to Times Square and four to Hudson Yards/The High Line. Stations for the G, E and M trains are also easy walks. Three blocks to MOMA/PS1 Museum and less than two blocks to the wide-open spaces of Gantry Plaza/East River Park, with stunning panoramic views of Manhattan and our architecturally acclaimed public library. Also in the park are ferry landings for aquatic hops to 34th Street in Manhattan; Roosevelt Island, Astoria, Upper East Side Manhattan, the Brooklyn East River shore, Wall Street and Governor’s Island. Also, there's easy access to Greenpoint/Williamsburg by both the G train and by bus. The elevated #7 train going East traverses one of the most ethnically diverse communities in the world on its way past the National Tennis Center, the Arthur Ashe Stadium, and Citi Stadium to the largely Asian neighborhood of Flushing. Plenty of Citibike kiosks in the neighborhood with bike paths marked on most streets. Quite convenient to LaGuardia Airport, and a quick subway ride to Grand Central connects to MetroNorth and LIRR trains (Jamaica station to AirTrain to JFK) as well as to buses to JFK and Newark airports. Prefer guests who are quiet with focused interests who want quick access into Manhattan, Brooklyn, or other parts of Queens.