New York Apartment - Studio in Washington Heights, Uptown (NY-17728)

Explore Upper Manhattan when you rent this studio apartment in Washington Heights. The apartment is located on the 2nd floor (1st floor European) of a 3 story townhouse building located in an historic district near Jumel Terrace & 162nd Street. The building provides security system entry and the apartment has northern exposure facing the street.

This spacious and sunny furnished studio apartment has lots of original details like parquet wood flooring throughout and bay windows letting natural sunlight illuminate the space. The decor features antique furniture and African artwork. The classic wooden furniture is arranged to create a sitting area with armchairs and a credenza over an area rug, while a wooden dining table under the ornate gold light fixture provides space to enjoy a home cooked meal. Off to the side there is a twin daybed that can be used as a sofa or extra bed and a dresser for storage of your belongings. A flat screen TV is available for entertainment. The bay windows overlook the brownstone-lined street below. The kitchen area provides all the necessities to whip up a meal or a snack on the go including microwave, hot plates, toaster oven and coffee maker. After a day out and about in the city, you can relax in the metal framed full size bed. The bathroom is a cheery sky blue with both tub and shower options.

Washington Heights is a New York City neighborhood in the northern part of Manhattan bordered by Harlem to the south and Inwood to the north. Travel back in time when strolling through the picturesque Jumel Terrace Historic District and pay a visit to the Morris-Jumel Mansion (.5mi/.80km away), the oldest home in Manhattan. You’ll find a smorgasbord of cuisines in this area, from Mexican favorites like burritos and guacamole at Las Palmas Restaurant (.3mi/.48km away) to Caribbean cuisine at Blue Mountain Heights Cafe & Bar (.2mi/.32km away) and good old NYC pizza at Antika Restaurant & Pizzeria (.3mi/.48 km away). For an escape in nature just head to one of the parks in the area like Fort Washington Park or Fort Tryon Park that line the Hudson River and provide spectacular sunset views.

The closest subway can be found at 163 Street / Amsterdam Avenue / Saint Nicholas Avenue: (C subway line)