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2 bedrooms Apartment unfurnished - West 136Th Street

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2 bedrooms Apartment unfurnishedWest 136Th Street

No. 3849303

Floor area 1050 sqf - 2nd floor no elevator

Available until 10-Oct-26 - Other availabilities

135 Street/Lenox Avenue

$3,100

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URBANLIVING INTL.
418 8th Street
11215 Brooklyn

MINIMUM STAY 1 MONTH This apartment is located on West 136th Street between Seventh Avenue and Lenox Avenue. This 2 bedroom/ 1. 5 bathroom is on the first floor of a brownstone. The entrance door opens up into a hallway leading to the master bedroom on your left furnished with a Queen size bed, a dresser, a closet and a TV with cable. There is also a window. The first fully tiled bathroom features a shower in tub, a sink, a cabinet, a toilet and a window. The second half bathroom features a sink and a toilet. The second bedroom is furnished with a quenn size bed, a TV with cable, and a closet. There is also a window. Next, the open kitchen provides a sink, an oven, a stove and a refrigerator with freezing compartment, a dishwasher and a microwave. There is also all cookware and kitchen utensils necessary. There is a window. In the back, the living room with hardwood floors features a Twin size sofabed, an armchair, a dining table, two stools, a flat screen TV with cable, a wii game console, a DVD player and a VCR. There are also two windows. The apartment provides intenet access, there is also air conditioning, central heat, and a washer and dryer in the unit. The apartment is enclosed with a security gate and door. Transportation: The B and C trains stop on 135th Street and Saint Nicholas which is 5 minutes away and the 2, 3 trains stop on 135th street on Malcom X blvd which is 2 minutes away . Neighborhood: Harlem is a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan, which since the 1920s has been a major residential, cultural, and business center. Originally a Dutch village, formally organized in 1658, it is named after the city of Haarlem in the Netherlands. Harlem was annexed to New York City in 1873.