New York Room For Rent - 3 Bedroom apartment for a roommate in Inwood, Uptown (NY-10616)

This one bedroom apartment share in a three bedroom apartment is located in the neighborhood of Inwood, Uptown Manhattan. The outside buzzer provides security for this prewar five-story walkup apartment building, with the apartment sitting on the third floor.

This room share includes all the basic ammenities that you would need for a comfortable lifestyle. When you enter the apartment, you here you will find yourself in a fully-equipped kitchen, which features a 4-burner gas stove, microwave oven, standard size refrigerator, and a deep stainless steel sink. The window in this room overlooks an inner courtyard area. The bedroom available is furnished with a full-sized bed and two dressers. The room has a very crisp, utilitarian decor that allows for a blank canvas for you to make your own. The bedroom's window faces the street and the many tree-lined blocks of Inwood, an unusual site for the concrete jungle of NYC.

The neighborhood of Inwood, NYC is a residential area of Manhattan known for its more suburban setting while still having all the conveniences of living in the city. 

At Broadway and Dyckman Street (4 blocks) there are lots of delis, pharmacies, and other shopping destinations. If you are looking for a place to grab a gourmet burger or other Latin inspired dishes head to 809 Bar & Grill on Dykcman Street. Known for their sangria and outdoor seating, this place also has an upstairs lounge that is popular on weekend nights. Famous attractions in the area include the New York Metropolitan Art Museum’s Cloisters Museum located in Fort Tryon Park, right across the street from your apartment! This museum, constructed of actual French abbeys transported from Europe, is full of medieval art that was mostly donated by the Rockefeller family. The gardens surrounding the museum have been designed to reflect actual medieval landscape plans. If you are looking to explore outdoors head to Inwood Park, the oldest piece of nature in Manhattan. Originally inhabited by the Lenape Indians, this park features salt marshes, caves and a forest which is perfect for running, hiking and biking. There is also a dog park here, barbecues and playgrounds in the park.

To access downtown Manhattan there are two subway stations nearby. For service on the 1 train head to the Dyckman Street / Nagle Avenue Station, or for access to the A train head to the Dyckman Street / Broadway Station.