Elizabeth II has an apartment in New York: you can become the queen's neighbor for $ 30 a month

Incredible views, walk-in closets, royalty as neighbors - this $30-a-month apartment in United Nations Square has a lot to offer. Elle decor .

Queen Elizabeth II purchased her similarly furnished apartment in the building for $7,9 million in 2015. The luxurious 50 United Nations Plaza in Midtown East was designed by Lord Norman Foster, who was knighted by the Queen in 1990. The building has 43 floors and a total of 88 residential units. Privacy is valued (which may have helped attract the Queen). You will also have access to private secure underground parking.

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Available for rent apartment of 280 square meters is located in residence 17B, which shares a floor with only one other residence. Her Majesty's apartment is on the floor above.

Fully furnished apartment 17B has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully equipped chef's kitchen, a dining room, a powder room, three-meter floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river. The master bedroom has two walk-in closets with custom-made curtains.

The ad says that the apartment is ideal for large-scale events. Because it boasts a spacious foyer and a 4,5 meter long living room. As well as an upscale kitchen designed by Foster Partners, with white lacquer furniture and honed granite countertops. You might even run into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as you swim in the plaza's 75-foot pool.

You can take a virtual tour of the apartment here.