New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Harlem (NY-14699)

The perfect choice for your upcoming trip to New York City, this two bedroom apartment at West 132nd Street and Seventh Avenue is tastefully furnished and housed in a historic brownstone building in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood. This third floor walkup (second floor for Europeans) offers a security system for entry and free wireless internet.

You’ll love the apartment’s basket-weave hardwood floors and you’ll be pleased with the seating options and open feel of the unit’s living room. A sofa pulls out into a double bed, a great solution for both weekend guests. Several armchairs are also provided, in addition to a flat screen television with cable. A small dining area completes the space. Air conditioning and a ceiling fan cool the unit during the hot summer months.

The eat-in kitchen includes everything you need to cook during your stay. The counter seating is great for a casual breakfast together before another busy day in New York. The bathroom has a bathtub with shower and WC. Each of the bedrooms offers a closet for your belongings. The first bedroom features a double bed with a window view of the backyard. There is a bunk bed in the second bedroom with a window facing the street, a nice option for those with children.

Your two bedroom apartment is just a street away from Harlem’s St. Nicholas Park, a woody retreat with playgrounds, basketball courts, and a barbecue pit. The unit is also ideal for anyone needing quick access to City College, located a short distance away, just a 1/2 mile walk (800 meters) and there is also a bus option directly to campus. You’ll find a supermarket and a pharmacy around the corner on Eighth Avenue. Seventh Avenue hosts an eclectic variety of restaurants, with nearby Yatenga Bistro and Bar garnishing high praise from locals for its happy hour and great hanger steak.

Getting to other parts of NYC is an afterthought with two subway stations at hand. You’ll find the B and C trains at 135th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue and the 2 and 3 trains at 135th Street and Lenox Avenue, providing local and express service to the west side of Manhattan with continuing service to Brooklyn.