Scene: Light snowfall begins to blanket Manhattan, turning your corner of Beekman into a Courier and Ives postcard. Your dearest and closest friends will soon arrive, greeted by Stewart Hall?s friendly and attentive door staff. The lobby is beautiful, warm, and inviting and the photo of Henri Matisse, a one-time resident, adds that extra touch to the elegance of 10 Mitchell Place.Setting: Your charming one-bedroom apartment with a warm and cozy fire burning in the fireplace. Drinks and hor d?oeuvres are ready and a delicious dinner prepared in the modern, renovated kitchen fills the apartment with the pleasant aroma of rosemary and chicken au poivre.Scene: A successful and memorable evening. The guests have left. The embers glow orange. Leftovers go in the full-size Bosch fridge and the dishwasher will prove to be your new best friend. Time to slumber in that spacious, at least queen-sized bedroom. Drifting off, you remember that you have tickets to the latest exhibit at the MoMA for tomorrow and then dinner at your favorite Mexican restaurant on Lex? so thankful the subway is only a 5 minute walk and the M50 is just around the corner. Good night. Sleep tight.Stewart Hall, once home to Matisse, is a classic prewar building with an exquisite lobby, on-site laundry, bike room, and a beautiful rooftop terrace with sweeping city views. The full-time door staff is exceptional and the live-in super is a perk you just do not want to live without.This is the perfect place to continue your story, your play, your life.