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FURNISHED SUBLET FOR THE SUMMER STARTING JUNE 1st (POSSIBLY SOONER) One-bedroom in a pre-war building, on the 10th floor, spacious, bright, quiet, charming, hard wood parquet floors, high ceilings, molding, recently totally renovated, all major and minor appliances, W/D in basement, doorman, full service building, two blocks from Central Park, two blocks from Riverside Park, three blocks from 2/3 express line, two blocks from A/C line, beautifully furnished, flat screen TV, WiFi, custom window treatments, black-out shades and two ACs. Email Julie @ jmh2169@columbia.edu if you’re interested with who you are, etc. (You will not be able to receive mail at this address.)
Comment by Julie — April 9, 2008 @ 5:11 pm
I am a graduating MA student looking to sublet my room for June, July and August, and to find someone to take it over for next school year (this can obviously be the same person if someone needs a room for next school year starting in June). My apartment is located on Columbus Ave between 104th and 105th streets (a 12-15 minute easy walk to campus). It’s a three bedroom, 1.5 bath LARGE apartment with beautifully painted walls and a cozy, stylish decor (thanks to my awesome roommate). My two roommates will be staying in the apartment for next year, and they are both very nice and fun SIPA students who like to make dinner, drink a glass of wine, talk and watch tv, but who are also always really busy with work. I found them on craigslist and couldn’t have hoped for better people to live with for my year here. My room is pretty big, with well enough space for a double bed, dresser and desk (which, by the way, are all for sale), and it has a large closet with a loft-like storage space above, as well as a big window overlooking Columbus Ave. It is $945 a month, plus utilities and internet, which come to about $50 a month. The building is in the middle of being renovated, but the apartment was redone a couple years ago and has new wood floors and even a dishwasher. This makes up for it being a third-floor walk-up.
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My roommates are looking for a girl, preferably, who is in school, friendly, clean and low-key. They seem to get a kick out of journalists, so they are hoping I can find an entering MA or MS-er to replace myself with
Please let me know if you would like to see photos or if you are in town and want to stop by.
Thanks,
Katie
knf2104 @ columbia.edu
Comment by knf2104 — April 9, 2008 @ 5:39 pm
Two rooms available in a three bedroom apartment starting June 1st. On 109th, with Central Park and B/C subway line down the road and 1 line a few blocks away. 10 mins walk to school. Bonus feature: has its own washing machine and dryer!
We’re willing to sell you some of the furniture (couch, extra kitchen shelves, one bed) and loan you some more for the rest of the summer (other bed and maybe a bureau)
The third room might be available too, tba. If not, you’ll have a supreme J-schooler to live with. He’ll leave the light on for you if you come home late.
$1100/room. Contact mathildepiard or julie.onufrak, both at gmail.
Comment by mathilde — April 9, 2008 @ 11:52 pm
Hi-
I’m a female, responsible and fun MS broadcast student (part-time accelerating to full-time). I’d like to find a 2 BR or 1 BR (studio or attached to another apartment) near the 110’s and Broadway to move in June 1 for one year. My preferred rent is $1000/room. Please contact me via email (ki2156) as soon as possible to talk and meet. Thanks!
Comment by ko — April 10, 2008 @ 11:36 pm
Sublet Offered: Sublet our gorgeous 1 bedroom on the Tribeca/Battery Park border, on the Water and the West Side, at Warren Street. $3150/month. Apartment offered Mid-May-October with option to renew, but we are flexible on dates. 750 Sq. Foot 1 bedroom with tons of sunlight, five closets, 24-hour Doorman, Free Gym, Dry Cleaner in Building. Whole Foods opens on Warren Street in July, close to the 1,2,3 trains. We love our apartment but are moving out of the city. Please email me for pictures! Apartment is not fully furnished, but we will negotiate leaving certain pieces to help you out! Email me at alyssacc at yahoo.com
Comment by alyssacc — April 22, 2008 @ 12:58 pm
Hi,
I’m looking for someone to sublet my portion of my apartment for June and July. It’s fully-furnished, two bedroom, one bath with a large galley kitchen and living room located on W. 113th St., top floor. Washer/dryer in basement, Wi-Fi, elevator, three blocks from campus and 1 train. You’ll be living with a fellow J-school graduate who’s a 25-year-old female and her dog who’s very sweet! Rent is $1450/month plus utilities. If interested, please e-mail me at aka2114@columbia.edu
Comment by Alyssa Abkowitz — April 28, 2008 @ 2:33 pm
Three MS ‘06 students are leaving their wonderful apartment in Brooklyn. We’d love it if we could hand it over to three more j-schoolers. Here’s the info:
3 BR, 1 BATH available June 1
The top two floors of a four-story brick rowhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant/Clinton Hill. Bedrooms are huge (11′ x 16′), very sunny. The whole apartment except the kitchen and bathroom has wood floors. In addition to the 3BRs, there’s also a living room, kitchen, and two small rooms which we use for a tv room and a storage room.
Rent is $725 per person, which includes cable (with HBO!) and wireless internet. Gas and electricity are separate, and are about $20 a month all together. A lot of our furniture is up for grabs. Address is 102 Monroe. We’re five blocks from the Franklin C stop, six blocks from the Bedford-Nostrand G stop, and eight blocks from the Nostrand A stop. The landlords live downstairs and are a dream. The lease runs through the end of August, with an option to renew after that. Pictures upon request.
Contact Bruce, Bree or Andrea
bruce.wallace[at]gmail.com
nordensb[at]yahoo.com
andreaappleton[at]gmail.com
Comment by brucew — April 28, 2008 @ 8:11 pm
Washington Heights 1 bedroom, available June 1, $800
I’m moving and looking for someone to take over my 1 bedroom in a three bedroom apartment in Washington Heights, available June 1.
Rent is $800 a month. The apartment is on the sixth floor of a six story, elevator building, a few minutes walk to the A/C and 1 trains. The room is roughly 12 by 10, sunny, hardwood floors. The apartment has 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, living room/office and large entryway. My two male roomates are awesome. One is away more than half the time as he runs a nonprofit. The second is a fun, respectful, creative type. Both are very considerate. The apartment is at 172 and Haven Avenue, with views of the Hudson and GW Bridge.
If you’d like to know more about the place, please email me.
- Julia
juliak.marsh[at]gmail.com
Comment by juliak.marsh — April 28, 2008 @ 10:30 pm
Posting for a friend:
email him if interested, phil.lienert@gmail.com
I’m looking to sublet a room in my apartment on West 109th street between Broadway and Amsterdam. Monthly rent plus utilities (electricity, gas, broadband and cable) is $850 a month. Move-in date is June 1, and I’m giving preference to someone who is willing to split the lease until September 1, 2009. Rent will stay consistent through that time. I am asking for first and last month’s rent upfront—a total of $1700.
About me— 27-year-old male who works, against his better judgment, in media. I’ll likely be taking graduate classes in the fall, so chances are, you’ll barely see me. I travel often for work and am usually out of town for at least a week out of every month. Very important—absolutely no cigarettes in the apartment, no hard drug use, no pets. Also, I’m not a huge fan of guests sleeping on the couch but can deal with one or two guests a year or something like that. Great neighborhood! Close to transportation! It’s a total find.
Comment by tvmichele — April 30, 2008 @ 8:05 am
Furnished Sublet in Harlem available for month of June:
Furnished studio available for the month of June
350 square feet
Large (by New York standards) bathroom and separate kitchen
Spacious open room w/ futon and desk
Use of my bike for the month
Prefer females to sublet
$1250 includes everything for the month + $1000.00 deposit
Call or email:
Jennifer
j_redfearn@mac.com
646 416 1755
Comment by jtr2113 — May 6, 2008 @ 11:59 am
I will be away this summer. One bedroom of my two-bedroom apartment is available May 24-Aug. 31. Large room, high ceilings, great light. Share kitchen and living room. $1030, includes utilities, cable and internet. Contact jcd35@ columbia.edu
Comment by Jdinges — May 6, 2008 @ 5:17 pm
My roommates and I found the perfect 5 bedroom apartment in Brooklyn and we’re looking for a fifth roommate. The apartment is on the second and third floors of a beautiful house in landmark status with a huge garden, huge parking space, a front lawn, a porch and a lot of sunshine. In our portion of the house, there are 5 bedrooms - all reasonably-sized-, two big bathrooms, an attic and a huge living room with an open kitchen. It has a separate entrance and we have full access to the garden and to the parking space.
The house is located on the tree-lined East 17th Street between Cortelyou and Beverly Roads, one block away from the Q train and Cortelyou Road, a lively street with lots of shops and food stores. It’s a 10-min walk to Prospect Park and a 20-min commute to Union Square.
The rent is $950 per person, and we’re starting on June 1st. We’d like someone to sign into the lease but subletters for the summer are also welcome.
Contacts:
handeoynar [at] gmail.com
sharonacoutts [at] gmail.com
Comment by Hande — May 7, 2008 @ 11:35 pm
I recently signed a lease for a beautiful three-bedroom apartment in Park Slope with a friend. We have one open bedroom and have begun our search for a third roommate. The place is located in the center of the Slope (5th St. and 6th Ave) on the second floor of a gorgeous brownstone. The apartment has a large living room with exposed brick and a working fireplace, as well as an outside deck. All of the rooms can comfortably accommodate full/queen size beds and other furniture. Total rent is $2900. Please email me if you are interested. Thanks!
Contacts:
scottolster[at]gmail.com
doronkenter[at]gmail.com
Comment by smo2002 — May 10, 2008 @ 12:24 pm
Three bedroom apartment available June 1 for full-year lease. 109 Street between Columbus and Manhattan avenues.
Rent is $3,450 a month, or $1,150 per person. Comes with all standard appliances plus a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer. Gas and water included; you pay for electricity and cable.
It’s a quick walk to Columbia, and an even quicker walk to Central Park, Morningside Park and the B-C subway line, all only one block away.
Also have a couch, beds and shelving to sell.
Contact landlord, Panina, at:
212-529-5836 (office)
212-920-9101 (cell)
You can also contact me, Steve, current tenant, at 706-224-3877 or sjbeards@gmail.com.
Comment by beardsley — May 13, 2008 @ 12:25 pm
here’s the full craigslist post (with pics): http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/abo/672944891.html
Good-sized (650-700 sq feet) 2 bedroom in prospect heights available June 1st. $1699 + utilities. It’s new, there’s no fee, it’s in a great building in a great area, and it’s one of the most subway accessible apartments in Brooklyn (seriously, like 8 lines within 6 block radius).
My roommate and I are moving our in the middle of our lease (I got a job up in Boston, he doesn’t want to live with some random), and we’re looking for someone to sign a new 1-year lease. The only fee involved is a 50 buck credit check.
If you sign a lease now, you’ll get out rent rate — $1699 — other units in our building are already going for $2000+ so it’s not a bad deal.
The apartment is a in a great, new elevator building in Prospect Heights, and our management office is just across the street, in another property they own (and also where my roommate decided to move, bc the management co is pretty great). We were the first folks to move into this apartment 18 months ago, just as the building was being converted into apartments. There’s garage parking in the building for about $100-150 a month, if you’ve got a car). There’s a garbage chute and a super that lives in the building. Oh, and the walls are pretty much soundproof — you rarely hear the neighbors, they rarely hear you (though it is a friendly building, with a mix of younger folks, families, old folks, the whole spectrum).
It has one big bedroom (like queen sized bed and futon with plenty of extra room big) and one smaller one (still you could fit a queen, a dresser and a desk). A living room with kitchenette and a medium-sized bathroom. It’s on the ninth floor and has a large balcony and AC/Heat electrical units in every room.
One of the best things: you’re 5 blocks from the 2/3/4/5 subway, 5 blocks in the other direction from the A/C subway, and about 8 blocks from the B/Q subway – or you can just walk one block to the Franklin Ave Shuttle and take that to any of those subway lines.
Comment by ncm2108 — May 15, 2008 @ 9:02 pm
Hello there,
My roommate, a SIPA student, and I, a graduating MS Jschooler, are subletting our furnished 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment on 112th and St. Nicholas for the New York summer, June, July and August. The year-long lease ends in August. It’s $2,000 a month, receives lots of natural light (plants thrive), has lots of space, and is serviced by an elevator.
Newly renovated with hardwood floors, this well-lit apartment has a large living room, one large and one medium bedroom, a nice kitchen and one bathroom. Natural light enters through numerous windows. Closets in each bedroom and hallways.
The apartment is two short blocks to Central Park and the quick 2,3 express trains to downtown (at 110th and Lenox). A little farther to the B,C stop at 110.
About a 15-minute walk to Columbia through Morningside Park.
Grocery store and laundry less than a block away.
Please email with your inquiries and I’ll get right back to you.
Tdinges at gmail dot com
-Tomas
Comment by tomás — May 19, 2008 @ 3:32 pm
$775 Roommate Needed for a Nice 2 Bedroom Starting July (Harlem / Morningside)
This is a nice bright 2 bedroom apartment with a full living room, kitchen and bathroom. It is just a half block from the subway on 137th and Broadway. It is also a half block from Morningside Park. I need a roommate that can apply for and sign the one year lease for the place, because I will be leaving in about 8 months. I am a young guy that just graduated from Columbia University. I work in the health sciences. I hope to find a young responsible person like myself. Oh and the pictures are of the livingroom and the bedroom which will be yours. The furniture and stuff in that bedroom won’t be there, except for maybe the bed. And utilities come to about $30 a month extra. Contact me at twj2101@columbia.edu
Comment by timothyjolis — May 27, 2008 @ 11:30 pm
I have two rooms available in my Washington Heights apartment. Both rooms are available beginning July 1. The apartment is three bedrooms with bathroom, kitchen, and two common rooms. The bedrooms are fairly small, but the living room and dining room are fairly large, so there’s plenty of space. All three bedrooms have closets and new wood floors. The apartment is located a short walk from the 168th street subway stop, where you can catch the A,C, or 1, so it’s a quick trip to midtown. It’s also nearby a gym, grocery stores, restaurants, and several parks.
Rent is $508 a month, plus utilities and Internet/cable.
I’m a 26-year-old female, and will am starting the M.S. program in journalism at Columbia in August. I’m looking for people who are clean, respectful of space/quiet, and fun to live with.
Comment by Cory — May 31, 2008 @ 2:41 pm
For previous post, contact Cory at corinne [dot] ramey [at] gmail [dot] com.
Comment by Cory — May 31, 2008 @ 2:42 pm
Available July 1st. Gorgeous 2 bedroom apartment
on UWS/Morningside Heights (111th St. between Broadway and Amsterdam).
1 block from the 1 train. Steps to Columbia Campus. Quiet tree-lined
street, spacious and windowed kitchen with dishwasher. Doorman and
Elevator Building. Laundry Room and Bike Storage in basement. Entire
apartment except for the available bedroom is completely furnished
with all modern amenities and appliances. Your share of rent $1725 + utilities.”
Please contact erischwa@gmail.com. Place was rented by a 2008 grad who is passing this tip along.
Comment by Admin — June 5, 2008 @ 3:22 pm
Mature, responsible journalism student (MA class of 09) with excellent credit/references/middle-class 1950s type values in need of apartment within commuting distance of Columbia Journalism school. I have a small (23 lb) spayed female dog, (trained, house-broken & smarter than I am..)
1 or 2 bedroom, unfurnished - up to $1650/month.
I’m a perfect tenant (I was a homeowner, once…)- and I have references, including current landlord.
Please email me if you’ve got either an apartment or a good tip!
erica.rex@gmail.com
Comment by erica — June 6, 2008 @ 4:19 am
Looking for a mature, easygoing student to sublet a room in my large, sunny apartment in Washington Heights starting July 1 or as close to that as possible. Near the 1 train for an easy 20-minute commute to Columbia (also near the A). Some furnishings available. Eat-in kitchen with gas stove. Rent is $850/month with one month deposit. Utilities - gas, electric, cable, Internet - are typically $70 a month. Seeking someone responsible, as I’m a writer and travel frequently. Contact la_periodista@yahoo.com.
Comment by la periodista — June 8, 2008 @ 9:37 pm
Looking for J-School roommates to lease an apartment within walking distance to Columbia. Willing to share rooms to cut down on cost. E-mail me if interested: jmherb@gmail.com
Comment by jherb — June 9, 2008 @ 5:08 pm
Hi everyone,
I’m a 30-year-old M.S./newspaper student whose roommate will be leaving our East Village apartment at the end of July.
So, I have a bedroom available in a great apartment if anyone’s interested in sharing.
Con: It’s about a half hour from campus.
Pro: It’s in what I think is a fantastic neighborhood — lots of trees, nice people and interesting things to do.
The apartment itself is around 700 square feet. There’s a decent-sized living area with a sofa, three chairs and a bookshelf. There’s a good-sized, fully stocked kitchen (with a small dishwasher). And the bedrooms — equally sized — are very large. Mine has a queen-sized bed, a desk, two bookshelves, a chair and there’s still room for more. They both also have good-sized closets and above-closet “loft” spaces that are good for suitcases and extra storage.
There’s a large window air conditioning unit in the living room; I also have a small window unit in my room. (You’re welcomed to put one in your room, too, of course. Though you likely won’t need one.)
The apartment building is a pre-war walk-up; the unit itself was completely renovated just last year.
Rent: $1,225/mo.
Utilities/Cable+Internet: around $100/mo., depending on the season.
Deposit: one month’s rent
Also: I have a cat who’s very nice and well-behaved, and who will want to be your friend. It’d be great if you love animals, and will welcome him into your space. During the days, he likes to sit on one of the windowsills in what would be your room.
And: I’m not “laid-back,” as many people like to say when describing themselves to potential roommates. I’d like to think I’m really nice, but I’m also pretty serious. I’ll be busy with school — as I’m sure you will be, too — so I’d like to find a person who won’t mind sharing a meal, having a discussion or watching a movie, but who will promise not to turn the place into one big party. (I write this because my last roommate brought people home at all hours of the night, etc. You get my point.)
Oh, and I’m a male. Originally from the Midwest, though I’ve been in New York for three years. I’m also gay, but, like I said, not at *all* into a party scene. Been in a relationship for six years with a fellow who lives in Brooklyn.
If you’re interested, please let me know and I’ll tell you more about the place!
bmd2115 (AT) columbia.edu
Thanks!
Comment by bmd2115 — June 14, 2008 @ 6:05 pm
Headed to J-School this fall? Don’t have a long-term lease yet? All you want to do is sublet my convenient-to-Columbia apartment from August 9/10 (right before J-School orientation) through August 30/31 (right before September 1, when longer-term apartment leases become available).
My sun-flooded, 600-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment is renting for $1,200 for those three weeks. The price includes high-speed wireless Internet access and the use of spanking-new appliances (a stereo, dishwasher, washer/dryer combo, refrigerator, and gas stove).
Skylight? Check. Clawfoot tub? Check. Asian furniture and Buddha sculptures and silk pillows and plants bursting with green health? You got ‘em. There’s a little bedroom balcony where you can survey Sugar Hill, this historic part of Harlem. It’s quiet (without TV, with respectful neighbors, on tree-lined 158th Street and Edgecombe Avenue, bordering Highbridge Park). It also happens to be gorgeous (see attached photos).
The immediate neighborhood is convenient in that my building is feet away from a bus stop, one block from the subway, two blocks from the library, and three blocks from the grocery store.You can zip to Columbia in 15-20 minutes by traveling four stops on the train…or you can take a leisurely two-mile walk downtown, rambling along the Hudson River.
If you’re interested in subletting, have questions, or would like to see more photos, please email me by Friday, July 4 at the latest and tell me a bit about yourself. I plan to finalize the sublet by Friday, July 11 (a month before I head to Mexico to write about sea turtles, which is why I’ll be away those last three weeks of August).
Thanks!
Molly M. Ginty
J-School Class of 1996
mollymaureen@juno.com
Comment by Admin — June 18, 2008 @ 4:16 pm
Hello, I am looking for either a sublet for the academic year, or a share that begins August 1 or September 1. I am matriculating into the M.A. in journalism in the biz/econ concentration, and need to relocate from my studio in Brooklyn to somewhere closer to school. I am 24, quiet but sociable, busy but friendly, tidy but not O.C.D. I have one small cat and lots of furniture that I can either bring with or toss, depending on the circumstance. Please do let me know if you’re looking for a roommate!
Comment by Emily — June 25, 2008 @ 4:17 pm
I am looking for a roommate for an apartment on 65 W 130th St. in Harlem.
It is a modern 2 bedroom apt in a brownstone between Lenox and 5th Avenues, on a block of brownstones lined with trees with a little park on the corner. The rent is $900 per person ($1800 total).
I am a 24 year old male starting a SIPA/J-School dual degree this fall. I am looking for someone easygoing, fun to live with, and who has good credit. I’m hoping to move in early August and sign the lease by mid July - let me know if you’re interested.
Email sashafc at gmail.com
Comment by Sasha Chavkin — June 27, 2008 @ 10:59 am
Hello, are you looking to rent in August and need a place to stay in July while you apartment hunt? I have a month sublet available at 122nd and Amsterdam for 1150 for the month of July, but I can pro-rate it by week. Please call Elaine at 847/404-9816 if you are interested!
Comment by elainemeyer — July 1, 2008 @ 7:00 pm
Hi,
We have a 4 bdrm apartment/ duplex in our 2 family bldg. available for rent and would appreciate it if you could post this.
Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
Julie and Richard Chin
4bdrm share / duplex / brand new construction/ granite and hardwood floors / 2040 sq. ft of living space/ large living rm and kitchen area/ 4 balconies / baseboard heat / mini-ductless a/c units in every room
First floor of duplex:
Living rm / kitchen w/balcony / 1 bdrm w/balcony - $1500. / 1 bathrm near the kitchen
Second floor:
Master bdrm w/private bathrm and balcony - $1700.
1 bdrm w/private balcony/ share bathroom - $1500.
1 smaller bdrm w/skylight / share bathroom- $1200.
The apartment is unfurnished but we may furnish it w/ a couch and kitchen table and chairs.
Another $100. a month each for utilities.
168 East 117th St (between 3rd and Lex)
116th St crosstown bus around the corner
#6 train around the corner
Contact: Julie Chin
212-876-6571
or email
Comment by Admin — July 9, 2008 @ 9:13 am
$1250 / 1br - Furnished room with bathroom in three-bedroom duplex
(Upper West Side) (map)
Large furnished room with bathroom in beautiful three-bedroom
ground-floor duplex apartment on the Upper West Side/Morningside
Heights.
Roommates: two female graduate students. Large furnished
bedroom with adjoining, private bath available for five-month
sublet: August 1 to December (end date negotiable). $1,250
a month, utilities (water, heat, cable, internet, etc.)
included. The space is on its own floor, and while it’s
technically the basement, the bedroom has full-sized windows
and gets lots of light. Room will have queen-sized bed, desk,
bookshelves, etc. Sizable kitchen and huge common living
space in a secure co-op building.
At 106th Street and Columbus, the apartment is a short walk to
Columbia’s campus and a 10 min. ride to midtown via the B,C and 1
trains. Central Park is one block away and grocery shopping is close
by. First and last month’s rent required, plus a $250 security
deposit. Building has security cameras and laundry in the basement.
Non-smokers only. No pets allowed.
Comment by Sugi — July 10, 2008 @ 11:21 am
Hi everybody,
I am an incoming student in the M.S. program, am currently hunting for apartments in New York, and would love to have one or two roommates to share a place with. I’m a 23 year old female from Massachusetts, clean and respectful, yet social as a housemate, non-smoker and occasional drinker. Aiming to find a relatively affordable place within walking/short biking distance to campus, for hopefully $900 or less per person. Let me know if you’re interested in rooming, and if you happen to be local, co-hunting! Preferred if you have a guarantor, but open to discussion if you don’t. Please e-mail anniejia at gmail dot com or call me at 650-704-4335
Alternately, if you know of available apartments or sublets in the area, I am very much open to hearing about them also.
Thanks!
Annie
Comment by anniej — July 10, 2008 @ 3:10 pm
FURNISHED
Gorgeous 4 bdrms/3 full bthrms
Huge - 2 floors - Loads of privacy
rms.priced according to sz.and ammenities share living rm/kitchen
Wireless internet connection
1500./private balcony and private bathroom 1400./private balcony 1400./private balcony 1200./skylight
just crosstown from Columbia - bus on the corner
Call Julie to come and see
212-876-6571 or cell 917-291-2352
Comment by Admin — August 14, 2008 @ 12:14 pm
$2350 per month. Spacious, furnished 1-bdrm apartment in Spanish-style brownstone located in low 100’s btwn. W. End Ave. and Riverside Drive, Available from Sept. 1, for short or long-term.
Steps from Riverside Park; short walk to Columbia U.; one block to no.
1 train; M104 bus and all transport. 15 minutes to midtown.
Apartment features hardwood floors, high-ceilings, AC (2), dishwasher, TV, stereo, fully-equipped kitchen, modern bathroom. laundry in building, Calbe TV, hi speed Interent access, and Internet phone (all optional).
Great neighobrhood with cafes, bars, restaurants, markets, shopping.
Utilities separate. Suitable for one person or a couple.
Please email amy.sacks1@gmail.com or call 917.991.7643.
Comment by Admin — August 14, 2008 @ 2:06 pm
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