West Harlem

New York City

Newly remodeled and move-in ready, this 707-square-foot shared apartment is perfect for couples looking for a home in the New York City borough of Manhattan. Ideally located on the border of West and Central Harlem, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit features freshly painted walls and baseboards, new hardwood floors, an open-concept kitchen and living area, modern lighting fixtures, radiator heating, and recessed lighting. This smoke-free West Harlem apartment includes a flat-screen TV and  paid WiFi. Rent a single room or this entire unit if you are in the market for a larger home and more space. If you are new to the area and need furniture, June can fully furnish this Manhattan apartment for an additional fee. 

Two cozy bedrooms that can be furnished or unfurnished accommodate either queen-size or full-size beds and additional furniture, such as nightstands and dressers or personal workspaces. Both bedrooms offer modern ceiling lights, closets for storing all your clothes, and windows and window coverings for natural light when needed. A recently renovated bathroom features a bathtub shower combination, beautiful tile floors and walls, a single-sink vanity, and a window for added ventilation. A closet outside of the bathroom offers additional storage space for coats and other clothing items. The open-concept design of the combined kitchen and living area creates an inviting atmosphere, perfect for hosting friends and entertaining guests. The eat-in kitchen area features beautiful stained wood shaker cabinets, full-size stainless steel appliances, and a new brushed chrome pullout faucet. There is ample space in this expansive room for a two-person dining table, a sectional couch, and a media console. Windows in the living area provide much-needed natural light during the day.

Located to the north of the Upper West Side, West Harlem is a densely-populated area of Manhattan comprised of four unique sub-neighborhoods: Hamilton Heights, Manhattanville, Morningside Heights, and Sugar Hill. A prominent area during the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s, West Harlem today is one of the best residential neighborhoods in New York City. Affordable housing and proximity to esteemed educational institutions like Columbia University and the Manhattan School of Music make West Harlem an appealing neighborhood for both college students and families with kids. West Harlem offers easy access to picturesque public parks, trendy restaurants, and subway stations.

Situated on the basement floor of a six-story, 1921 mixed-use building, this West Harlem apartment is less than a block from a bustling commercial corridor along Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Cafes, drug stores, and restaurants are all within walking distance. A two-minute walk from the front steps of this building will get you to 125th Street station for trains on both the Sixth Avenue and Eighth Avenue lines of the New York City Subway.

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