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Welcome to the historical Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem, where you will find this 750-square-foot (around 70 m2) 2-bedroom apartment. This furnished rental features an open living room with recessed lighting, hardwood flooring, and a sleek kitchen. The apartment is located near East 117th Street and 1st Avenue in a no-elevator building.
This New York apartment boasts air conditioning throughout the unit. The living room provides a space for you to relax and work; containing contemporary furniture, abundant recessed lighting, a television, a desk, and a dining table. Also in the living room, you can find a washing machine, dryer, and storage space. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, freezer, microwave, oven, dishwasher, toaster, and coffeemaker along with ample cabinet space and a marble-patterned backsplash and countertops. Both bedrooms come with a double bed, closet space, and multiple windows, allowing natural light into the space. The bathroom, decorated with a grid-style tile pattern, has a shower.
The apartment is situated amongst a number of restaurants serving a wide array of international cuisines. These restaurants can be found in nearly all directions within a 3-block radius. If you are interested in spending time outdoors, Thomas Jefferson Park, located just 0.3 miles (around 500 meters) away, will be a great choice for you. This neighborhood park has a wide range of facilities including baseball and soccer fields, basketball courts, dog friendly areas, outdoor pools, and fitness equipment, among others. For your shopping needs, there are plenty of stores nearby. Many of these stores can be found in the East River Plaza, a shopping mall just 2 blocks away.
For public transportation, the nearest subway station can be found at 116th Street and Lexington Avenue. This station, located 0.4 miles (around 650 meters) away, gives you access to the 6 train which heads to both the Bronx and downtown Manhattan.
