New York Room For Rent - 2 Bedroom apartment for a roommate in Harlem (NY-14017)

Enjoy Harlem, a thriving neighborhood with great street life, arts, culture, and community spirit, from this room for rent located in a two bedroom apartment on the ground floor of a five story New York brownstone. 

Bedroom for rent is private, spacious and cool or warm as needed. It's also well separated at the front of the apartment. The bedroom is rented unfurnished. The single bath is shared. 

The spacious living room, has bright hardwood floors paired with fresh, minimal, and ultra-modern furniture. The futon faces the glass coffee table and leads you into your open area kitchen. The kitchen contains mahogany wooden cabinetry and all modern appliances including an oven, dishwasher, microwave, and fridge/freezer, this kitchen has everything you need!

The private room for rent is spacious and cool, with two large windows, a double bed with fresh clean sheets facing your flat screen TV, and an air conditioning unit to keep you comfortable during New York’s notoriously hot summer months. The large bathroom has tile flooring, a large bath tub and shower, WC, and fresh clean towels. There are two double-door sliding closets perfect for storage or whatever you may need! There is also a large private garden out back with limited access.

This apartment is located in Harlem, a neighborhood that has just as much history as it has culture. An iconic district that celebrates its vibrant roots and African American culture with its monumental jazz clubs, food, arts, music, and fashion. Enjoy Harlem, Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn from here!

• See a show at the Apollo Theatre (0.5 mi/805 m), a legendary music hall that once was the home of “Showtime at the Apollo,” a nationally syndicated television variety show that showcased new talent; the iconic Theater has been designated as a New York City Landmark as well as been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
• Check out some contemporary art at the Studio Museum in Harlem (0.4 mi/644 m), which is devoted to the work of African-American artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.
• St. Nicholas Park (0.7 mi/1.1 km) is a breath of fresh air for many New Yorkers, with scenic views, swings, basketball courts, and designated BBQ areas. 

Conveniently hop on the subway at 125 Street / Lenox Avenue (0.3 mi/482 m) for travel on lines 2,3,B,C,D, and A.