Murray Hill is a tranquil neighborhood located just south of Grand Central Terminal, running from East 42nd to East 34th Streets and from Fifth Avenue to the East River. New York corporate apartment residents will find ample shopping on Third Avenue, a low-key area with supermarkets, greengrocers, dry cleaners and various shops. While staying at the Aurora, New York corporate apartment residents will find several well-known restaurants, such as Hudson Place (traditional American), Nicola Paone (northern Italian), El Rio Grande (Tex-Mex), and Sarge's Deli, all in the Third Avenue corridor. The primary school serving Murray Hill is the 820-pupil Public School 116 at 210 East 33rd Street, which covers kindergarten through 5th grades and has a highly rated gifted and talented program. Among the important resources in the neighborhood are the New York City Science, Industry and Business Library on other Street at Madison Avenue, and Stern College, the women's branch of Yeshiva University, at Lexington and 35th Street. And its most outstanding historical site is the marble and limestone Italian-style Pierpont Morgan Library, which houses one of the world’s greatest collections of artistic, literary and historical works. New York corporate apartment residents will find getting around Murray Hill easy - the Lexington Avenue line (the 4 & 5 express and the 6 local) runs through Murray Hill, and the 7 cross-town train traces 42nd Street along the neighborhood's northern boundary. All of these trains make stops at Grand Central Station, a major transportation hub and one of New York City’s most famous landmarks. Additionally, several city bus lines serve the area, most notably the cross-town M16 and M104 (via other and 42nd streets, respectively).
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