Take a look at this beautiful two-bedroom, one-bathroom shared unit in West Harlem, one of Manhattan’s most talked about neighborhoods. Spacious in all the right places, this 687-square-foot unit features sturdy hardwood floors, recessed lighting, a newly renovated bathroom, radiator heating, recessed lighting, and a washer and dryer. Large, sunlight bedrooms provide ample space for queen-size beds, nightstands, and personal workspaces. An ultra-modern bathroom boasts a tankless toilet, a new sink with a sleek faucet, subway tiling, and a glamorous walk-in shower. A functional eat-in kitchen offers new stainless steel appliances, beautiful backsplash tiling, a new sink and faucet, and lots of cabinets for storage. All rooms in this lavish West Harlem apartment can be furnished upon request. Popular due to its affordable housing prices and proximity to all of Manhattan’s wonderful offerings, West Harlem is a mostly residential neighborhood bounded by Central Harlem to the east, Morningside Heights to the south, the Hudson River to the west, and Hamilton Heights to the north. Sometimes referred to as Manhattanville, West Harlem is home to fantastic colleges like Columbia University, which make it a known hub for college students, as well as professionals who commute to other neighborhoods like the Financial District for work. With friendly, walkable streets and numerous public transit stations, West Harlem is an easily accessible neighborhood that attracts crowds for its generous assortment of restaurants and local shops that you can find along the commercial thoroughfares of Broadway and Martin Luther King Boulevard. Get some exercise by walking the lovely grounds at St. Nicholas park or check out the historic Apollo Theater for some entertainment. Steps away from nearby food markets and local stores, this second-floor unit is situated in a six-story, pre-war elevator building just off a bustling commercial thoroughfare. Perfect for two loving couples, this apartment comes with paid WiFi and a large flat-screen TV. For those who plan to commute for work or school, street parking is available, as well as nearby access to a busy metro station. A 259-foot walk from the front door of the building will get you to 125th Street station for the A Eighth Avenue Express, which operates at all times and will take you down to the Financial District and into Brooklyn. Unsure of how long you might be staying in Manhattan? Book a tour today and ask about our short and long-term leasing options....
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