#890: Morningside Heights Has a Flat for Rent

Spacious and newly refurbished with cozy bedrooms that can be furnished or unfurnished, this 1025-square-foot shared apartment in the New York City borough of Manhattan is now on the market and ready to be rented. Offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this Morningside Heights unit comes loaded with WiFi, a large flat-screen TV, and new appliances. It features fresh coats of paint on the walls and doors, hardwood floors throughout, newly remodeled bathrooms, radiator heating, and two separate entrances. Rooms in this Morningside Heights apartment can be rented on a month-to-month basis. If you are planning to move in with friends or want more space, this entire unit may be rented and can be fully furnished by June for an additional fee. Book a tour to see this rare Manhattan apartment today before it is off the market. Sunlit bedrooms in this apartment offer windows and window coverings, closets for storage, and plenty of space for full-size beds and additional furniture. Both bathrooms feature chrome fixtures, a mix of white subway and marble tiling, new single-sink vanities with modern sinks, luxurious walk-in showers with sliding glass doors, and recessed lighting. A small but efficient kitchen is equipped with a full-size stainless steel refrigerator and gas range, a new sink with a pull-down faucet, and custom white cabinets that match the quartz countertops. The hallmark of any great shared apartment, an eat-in living room provides a cozy space for tenants and guests to relax with ample space for a coffee table, entertainment console, and a sectional couch. An alcove with a window by the front door is an excellent spot for a dining table and chairs. One of four sub-neighborhoods that comprise the sprawling West Harlem area, Morningside Heights is a charming and highly sought-after community marked by its unique architecture and pristine public parks. Home to prestigious Columbia University, Morningside Heights is a popular place to live among college students and faculty members that prefer to live within walking distance to campus. While newer apartment buildings are centered around educational institutions, rowhouses built in Colonial, Georgian, and Renaissance Revival styles still stand today as a testament to the early development of what was once one of Manhattan’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. A walker’s paradise with bustling commercial corridors and iconic structures, Morningside Heights offers plenty to do and see. Located on the basement floor of a five-story, prewar elevator building one street over from Broadway, this Morningside Heights apartment is ideal for anyone wanting to live close to restaurants and supermarkets. A four-minute walk will get you to Riverside Park, a picturesque urban green space along the Hudson River that offers walking trails and playgrounds for kids. It will take you three minutes to walk to 125th Street station for the 1 train on the IRT Broadway - Seventh Avenue Line of the New York City Subway.