SAINT NICHOLAS AVE.

4BR/2BA @ W 164 ST

[ About Apt ]
Beautiful newly renovated 4BR/2BA apartment with custom designed open kitchen, two beautiful modern bathrooms, hardwood floors throughout and recessed and modern lighting.
* Located on the 5th floor of an elevator building.
* Large windows everywhere lets in lots of natural light.
* Large living room with separate kitchen.
* Stainless steel appliances in the kitchen.
* 9-ft tall ceiling height!
* Hardwood floor throughout the entire apt.
* Generous closet space accommodates your wardrobe and storage needs.

[ Room Size & Price ]
* Room #1: 13.9 ft x 8.1 ft = 112.6 sf (has view), $1035
* Room #2: 12.3 ft x 9.2 ft = 113.2 sf (has view), $1035
* Room #3: 10.1 x 9.1 = 97.4 sf, $1000
* Room #4: 12.2 x 9.5 = 115.9 sf (extra closet), $1025
* Living Room: 16.9 ft x 14.6 ft
* Ceiling Height: 8.9 ft
* All dimensions are approximate.
* Rent includes heat and hot water. Tenants pay for gas, electricity, internet
* No broker fee!

[ About Building ]
This is a six-story elevator property located on Saint Nicholas Ave and 164th street within the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, a culturally vibrant community. Due to its location, residents have easy access to nearby attractions, such as McKenna Square and Two Riverside Drives Park. Close to subway trains 1/A/C. Taking the A express train from 168th street station, it takes only 14 minutes to get to Columbus Circle at 59th street, and 17 minutest to Times Square at 42nd street.
* Built in 1910. Has 6 stories and 31 units.
* Elevator in the building
* Located on west 164th Street and Saint Nicholas Ave
* Close to A/C/1 subway trains at 168th Street
* Near many restaurant and shops!

[ About Neighborhood ]
The Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan is a culturally vibrant community. Located on the highest point in upper Manhattan, the neighborhood, historically ravaged with crime, is now ranked as Manhattan's 4th safest neighborhood. While many families have resided in this neighborhood for over several generations, the area is now seeing a rising popularity from young professionals and Columbia University students. Apartment buildings in this area sport gorgeous pre-war architecture and spacious five and six room apartments that seem downright palatial for Manhattan standards. The "Heights" include a number of step streets that connect wide avenues for pedestrian navigation and the lack of tall buildings makes for a relatively unblemished skyline. Residents also have easy access to nearby attractions, such as McKenna Square and Two Riverside Drives Park.