New York Room For Rent - 3 Bedroom apartment for a roommate in Upper West Side (NY-10462)

This three bedroom apartment is a perfect combination of comfort and convenience, providing you with plenty of space right on Riverside Drive at the corner of 111th Street in the heart of one of Manhattan's most popular residential neighborhoods, the Upper West Side. Located on the 2nd floor of a prewar elevator building with 24 hour doorman service right off of beautiful Riverside Park, the apartment is approximately 2500 sq ft (232 sq m) and offers park views.

Decorated tastefully with antique furniture to complement the parquet flooring, the living room has oriental rug, creating a classy ambiance. A sofa and a series of eclectic armchairs give you lots of space to relax, while two windows let in light and air. In the dining area you can enjoy meals from the fully equipped kitchen, which includes a dishwasher and microwave.

The first bedroom has a double size bed, a small television (with cable) and a writing desk, as well as a large window at the foot of the bed. The second bedroom also functions as a study, with its large bookcases and writing desk across from two single (90 cm) beds. The larger third bedroom has a queen (160 cm) bed, a window onto the street and more bookcases, as well as rocking chair and a desk.

There is air conditioning in the living room and wifi internet access available throughout the accomodation. A washer and dryer in the apartment make longer stays easy.

The Upper West Side is a bustling neighborhood full of young families and long-term New Yorkers, perfect for anyone trying to get to know the city better.

• Riverside Drive runs along the Hudson River greenway, a stretch of parks, bike paths and recreational areas going from Inwood all the way south to Battery Park. This is the best place to bike in New York, with a dedicated path and stunning views.
• A few minutes walk down 110th Street will bring you to Central Park's northern extreme, a less dense but equally pretty part of New York's most famous park.
• Nearby cultural attractions include the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine on 110th Street, one of the largest cathedrals in the world and the American Museum of Natural History on Central Park West, a popular site for all ages.
• Alternatively, you can go see a show at Lincoln Center, New York's premier performing arts center, located in the 60s west of Central Park.

The subway is also nearby, with the Cathedral Parkway (110 Street) / Broadway stop on the 1 train just three blocks or 300 m away. This is a perfect location for students at Columbia University and Barnard College, which are just a brief walk away on 116th Street.