#702: East Harlem Has an Apartment for Rent

An ideal home for two couples or a pair moving to New York City, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom shared apartment in East Harlem is a rare find for this price and location. At 605-square-feet, this fourth-floor unit features parquet wood flooring in the living area, modern chandeliers, electric heating, windows for natural light. The master bedroom offers two closets and enough space for a queen-size bed, dresser, and personal workspace. The second bedroom can accommodate a full-size bed and additional furniture like a nightstand and dresser. A newly remodeled bathroom boasts marble tiling and a luxurious walk-in shower. The compact, dine-in kitchen comes equipped with full-size stainless appliances, modern cabinets, and jet-black countertops. Known as a food destination for locals and tourists alike, East Harlem is a diverse residential neighborhood gushing with Latin American influence and flavor. Here in East Harlem, bustling commercial avenues intersect with tree-lined residential streets, all of which are brimming with friendly faces and beautiful pre-war architecture. This neighborhood’s colorful street art and murals brighten repurposed brick buildings and outdoor venues like the playground at Graffiti Hall of Fame. Bordering the always-popular New York City attraction, Central Park, to the west and Upper East Side to the south, East Harlem is an ideal home for many college students and working professionals that commute to work or school daily. Multiple subway stations along Lexington Avenue make East Harlem an easily accessible neighborhood for the young and fashionable looking to experience the nightlife and cuisine of “El Barrio.” Minutes away from famous Manhattan attractions like the Museum of the City of New York, Latin American restaurants, and a variety of local shops, this apartment is perfect for those who prefer to walk or ride a bike. For those who drive, this apartment includes street parking. Additional features include WiFi and access to the building’s elevator. An eight-minute walk will get you to Central Park North station for the 2 and 3 trains on the Lenox Avenue Line, which operate at all times.