#787: South Harlem, New York

Located less than a block from picturesque Morningside Park, this compact and efficient four-bedroom, two-bathroom shared apartment on the border of South Harlem is a rare find at this price. At a modest 720-square-feet, this unit features a mix of hardwood and tile flooring, electric heating, exposed brick walls, high ceilings, recessed lighting, and an all-in-one washer-dryer combo. Freshly painted bedrooms offer closets and windows for natural light and accommodate either full-size or twin-size beds, plus additional furniture like nightstands and dressers. Two newly remodeled full-bathrooms feature modern sinks, faucets, fixtures, and beautiful walk-in shower and bathtub combinations. A fully-loaded kitchen comes equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, white countertops, a metal backsplash, and enough room for a dining table with chairs. All rooms in this lovely South Harlem apartment may be fully furnished upon moving in.

South Harlem is home to many young professionals who work in Manhattan or one of New York’s other four boroughs. Due to its proximity to Columbia University and the City College of New York, this neighborhood is also a popular place to live among college students. With multiple bus and subway stops along the boulevards of South Harlem, this is an easily accessible neighborhood with tree-lined, walkable streets and beautiful public parks. See a show at the historic Apollo Theatre, take a stroll through the always-scenic Morningside Park, or do some bar hopping along the commercial strip of Frederick Douglass Boulevard, commonly referred to as Restaurant Row. There are plenty of things to see, places to eat, and memories to be made in South Harlem.

Situated on the first floor of a five-story brick building on beautiful Manhattan Avenue, this South Harlem apartment includes a wall-mounted TV in the kitchen, WiFi, and street parking for those that drive. A perfect home for commuters that prefer to take public transportation, this unit is less than five minutes from 116th Street station, where you can catch the A, B, and C trains on the IND Eighth Avenue Line of the New York City Subway.