New York Accommodation - 2 Bedroom Rental in Harlem (NY-14302)

Looking for a spacious and fully furnished apartment in Manhattan, New York? Check out this approx. 950sqft/88.2sqm two-bedroom apartment in the lively Harlem neighborhood, near Marcus Garvey Park!

Located on West 123rd Street and 7th Avenue, this two-bedroom apartment sits on the ground floor of a walk-up 4-story charming prewar townhouse. A backyard/garden furnished with a patio table and chairs (shared with owner) and a delightful Mulberry tree allows you to enjoy the afternoon sun in the privacy of your own space!

Mingling classic old-world charisma with modern accessories, this delightful home features hard wood floors, exposed brick walls, and a working fireplace. Convenient amenities include a private washer/dryer, full-sized sofa bed, and flat screen cable television. Air conditioning, and wifi are included!

Ample closet space is provided in almost every room of the home.

Both bedrooms include a queen-sized bed with linens. Bedroom 1 even has a dresser that doubles as a desk, creating a comfortable workspace! A granite breakfast bar, French press style coffeemaker, dishwasher, and stainless steel appliances are available in the kitchen.

Harlem, New York is an historic area of Manhattan filled with prewar architecture, elevated parks offering breathtaking views of the city, and top rated southern-style eateries. All of your basic living needs are within walking distance from the home. Listed below are some suggestions of where to go in the neighborhood.

• Columbia University: Students of Columbia University will love the convenience of living so close to campus. Even if you do not attend the school you may tour the gorgeous green premise. 0.8mi/1.4km. Accessible via foot.
• Marcus Garvey Park: This famous park offers beautifully elevated views of Manhattan. 0.3mi/500m. Accessible via foot.
• Sylvia’s: For your fix of southern-style comfort food, be sure to eat at this beloved Harlem restaurant! 0.3mi/500m. Accessible via foot.
• The Studio Museum: A must-visit in the neighborhood, this museum focuses on contemporary art by African, African American, and Caribbean artists. 0.2mi/300m. Accessible via foot.

Some schools in the neighborhood include: Manhattan School of Music (4 stops on M60 bus), Jewish Theological seminary (0.8mi/1.3km. Accessible via foot or bus), and Barnard (1mi/1.6km. Accessible via foot or bus).

Public transportation all over Manhattan is easy from this location. Just walk to 125 Street and Lenox Avenue to hop on the 2 or 3 trains (0.2mi/350m). Additionally you may walk to 125 Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue, serving the A, B, C, and D trains (0.4mi/650m).