With a location and price as good as you are ever going to find in Manhattan, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in East Harlem will not be on the market for long. Recently renovated, this 816-square-foot unit features brilliant hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, recessed lighting, newly remodeled bathrooms, large windows, and central heating. Cozy bedrooms provide plenty of closet space and enough room for queen-size beds and personal workspaces. Small but efficient, the eat-in kitchen comes fully equipped with new stainless appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave. Both bathrooms feature beautiful wall and floor tiling and breath-taking walk-in showers. Considered one of New York’s hottest places to live, East Harlem is a lively and diverse neighborhood located near the heart of Manhattan. Popular due to the reasonable housing prices and proximity, this neighborhood is home to some of New York’s best Latin American and Caribbean cuisines, as well as famous street art and murals from artists such as Keith Haring and James De La Vega. With an active nightlife, walkable streets, and a median age of approximately 35, East Harlem is home to many families and young professionals, as well as college students who attend one of the nearby universities. East Harlem is an easily accessible, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with multiple transit stations along Lexington Avenue. Located on the fifth floor of a well-preserved, pre-war, elevator building, this apartment is just minutes away from Central Park and some of East Harlem’s most popular attractions, such as the Museum of the City of New York and Graffiti Hall of Fame. A five-minute walk will get you to 110th Street station for the 4 and 6 trains on the IRT Lexington Avenue Line. A seven-minute walk will get you to Central Park North station for the 2 and 3 trains on the IRT Broadway - Seventh Avenue Line. This smoke-free apartment comes equipped with paid WiFi, a large flat-screen TV, and a washer and dryer. Rooms can be furnished upon request....
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