Extra large furnished duplex apartment available January 1. One or two years leases available. Short term of 6 months is also ok. This is a renovated one-bedroom duplex apartment located on St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem. All six front windows face St... . Nicholas Park and City College. The apartment is on the 4th floor and 5th floors of a walk-up building with a buzzer/intercom system. There is the convenience of washing machines and dryers in the basement, as well as bike storage.
There are about 870 square feet of living space on two floors; living room and kitchen on the lower floor, and office, bedroom, and bathroom on the upper level. You’ll find plenty of books, plants, a large glass-top coffee table, and original artwork in all rooms. A small table with four chairs sits in front of the windows. The apartment is very bright and flooded with sunshine in the afternoons. The kitchen has all amenities like dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster and many cooking utensils. A spiral staircase takes you upstairs to the office space. In the bedroom you find a queen size bed, a desk and a comfortable chair for reading and relaxing. Both living room and bedroom have an exposed brick wall and three windows each. The bathroom is standard with a shower and tub. To store your belongings there are a large walk-in closet in the living room and two closets in the bedroom. There is a queen size aero bed available for extra sleeping accommodations. A small dog is allowed.
This apartment is located on St. Nicolas Avenue in Harlem, a neighborhood in uptown Manhattan. Harlem has recently experienced a second renaissance and has become a popular destination. The apartment is in walking distance to the historic districts of Hamilton Heights (Sugar Hill), Strivers Row, the Studio Museum, Schomberg Center, Apollo Theater, many great jazz clubs and restaurants.
The apartment is two blocks away from the 135th Street A/B/C subway stop. It takes 12 minutes to get to Columbus Circle and 20 minutes to West 4th Street. The 125 Street / Saint Nicholas Avenue gives you access to lines A, C. B and D, with an entrance on 127th street. The M3 bus stops directly in front of the building and travels along Central Park, Fifth Avenue, and past all the major museums down to the East Village. In the opposite direction you can take it to the Cloisters Museum. The next supermarket is two blocks away. Restaurants, bars, churches to hear fabulous Gospel, and great jazz clubs are all nearby. Wifi and streaming services not included. 125th St. is the main shopping Street in Harlem where you find Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Target, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Gap, Banana Republic, Sephora, Mac and many other stores. Read More