205 West 123rd Street - New York City, NY apartments for rent
205 West 123rd Street
205 West 123rd Street, New York City, NY 10027
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Must have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes).
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205 West 123rd Street, New York City, NY 10027•Neighborhood: Harlem
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Amenities
Recently Renovated
Media Room
Unit amenities
Recently Renovated
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Media Room
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Income RequirementMust have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes)
Income Requirement
Must have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes)
Property DescriptionTOWNHOUSE LIVING in a DYNAMIC NEIGHBORHOOD! Sunny, spacious, 2 bedroom floor through apartment with renovated open kitchen, high ceilings, south and north garden views, close proximity to Columbia University, all transportation, including the A train and Metro North, fine restaurants, The Apollo Theater, and the Studio Museum of Harlem. Quiet tree lined street lined up with historical townhouses and brownstones.
TOWNHOUSE LIVING in a DYNAMIC NEIGHBORHOOD! Sunny, spacious, 2 bedroom floor through apartment with renovated open kitchen, high ceilings, south and north garden views, close proximity to Columbia University, all transportation, including the A train and Metro North, fine restaurants, The Apollo Theater, and the Studio Museum of Harlem. Quiet tree lined street lined up with historical townhouses and brownstones.
