New York Apartment - Alcove Studio in Soho (NY-19047)

This unfurnished alcove studio apartment sits on the fourth floor (equivalent to the third floor in Europe) above Spring Street and West Broadway in SoHo, Manhattan. This is New York City living as you may have imagined it–modest and yet impossibly exciting.

If you like the convenience of the studio layout, yet crave the intimacy of a conventional, segmented floorplan, you will be thrilled to see the footprint of this furnished apartment. The apartment is open while employing clever design tricks to avoid being one homogenous space. A unique floorplan carves out of the studio layout three distinguishable spaces—a front area, a kitchen area, and a bedroom area. You will find hardwood flooring throughout this furnished rental. The open kitchen area is the ideal place to get cooking. You can pop over to Little Italy or Chinatown for inspiration and ingredients. It has an oven, a freezer, and a fridge. The bedroom area is suited for relaxation. The bathroom has a tub/shower combination unit.

SoHo is one of New York City’s more obviously historical neighborhoods. Much of that is a result of the conspicuous architecture of the SoHo-Cast Iron District. You can step outside this apartment rental and walk the area to see the foundry plaques proclaiming the nineteenth-century history of the neighborhood. SoHo is also one of the city’s shopping districts. Here there is an almost inexhaustible supply of clothing stores. The restaurant scene is impressive as well, with eateries spilling over from Little Italy and Chinatown as well as distinct flavors without peer.

Just as you are spoiled for choice when it comes to shopping and eating, so do you have many subway options. Located four blocks from the apartment, the two Canal Street stations at Albert Capsouto Park service the 1 and 2 trains and the A, C, and E trains. Located the same distance from the apartment, the Prince Street Station services the N, Q, R, and W trains. Located six blocks from the apartment, the Spring Street station at Lafayette Street services the 4 and 6 trains.