443 West 151st Street - New York City, NY apartments for rent
443 West 151st Street
443 West 151st Street
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443 West 151st Street
443 West 151st Street, New York City, NY 10031
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443 West 151st Street, New York City, NY 10031•Neighborhood: Harlem
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Amenities
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Recently Renovated
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Recently Renovated
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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 DescriptionOffering a SUN SATURATED 1 bedroom home in the Historic District of Sugar Hill and Hamilton Heights. View OPEN SKY with northern & western exposures. There is a total of 7 windows including one in the kitchen and the bathroom. Enjoy an open renovated kitchen and bathroom. The enormous bedroom is in the back overlooking gardens and quiet enough to hear a pin drop. This small boutique building on this small quiet street is a must see.
There is a common laundry room in the building.
Enjoy the sweet life of Sugar Hill's surrounding historic, architecturally significant homes that make this neighborhood unique. Convenient to C.U.N.Y, Columbia, The Dance Theater of Harlem, H.S.A. Harlem of the Arts and Columbia Medical Center.
Relax outdoors in nearby Jacquie Robinson Park, one of only 4 spaces designated Historic Harlem Parks or venture further afield to Riverbank State Park. If you prefer a more intimate outdoor area visit Convent Garden, a serene green space lovingly cared for by the Convent Garden Community Association and local residents.
Dining options includes favorites like The Chipped Cup, Tsion Cafe, Devin's Fish & Chips, Hogshead Tavern, The Grange, Oso, The Handpulled Noodle, Harlem Public, (one of my favorites) and newer venues like Buddha Taco Bar and Bono Trattoria and keep a lookout for newcomers: Bakers, WP, Barepas & L'Argot.
FIVE SUBWAY OPTIONS include the A, B, C, D (A & D are 2 stops to Columbus Circle!) & #1 trains in addition to M3, M100, M101, M4 and the crosstown BX 19 buses.
Cyclists can avail of the new pedestrian bridge at 153rd St complete with ramp access that will connect you to the Hudson River Greenway.
Offering a SUN SATURATED 1 bedroom home in the Historic District of Sugar Hill and Hamilton Heights. View OPEN SKY with northern & western exposures. There is a total of 7 windows including one in the kitchen and the bathroom. Enjoy an open renovated kitchen and bathroom. The enormous bedroom is in the back overlooking gardens and quiet enough to hear a pin drop. This small boutique building on this small quiet street is a must see.
There is a common laundry room in the building.
Enjoy the sweet life of Sugar Hill's surrounding historic, architecturally significant homes that make this neighborhood unique. Convenient to C.U.N.Y, Columbia, The Dance Theater of Harlem, H.S.A. Harlem of the Arts and Columbia Medical Center.
Relax outdoors in nearby Jacquie Robinson Park, one of only 4 spaces designated Historic Harlem Parks or venture further afield to Riverbank State Park. If you prefer a more intimate outdoor area visit Convent Garden, a serene green space lovingly cared for by the Convent Garden Community Association and local residents.
Dining options includes favorites like The Chipped Cup, Tsion Cafe, Devin's Fish & Chips, Hogshead Tavern, The Grange, Oso, The Handpulled Noodle, Harlem Public, (one of my favorites) and newer venues like Buddha Taco Bar and Bono Trattoria and keep a lookout for newcomers: Bakers, WP, Barepas & L'Argot.
FIVE SUBWAY OPTIONS include the A, B, C, D (A & D are 2 stops to Columbus Circle!) & #1 trains in addition to M3, M100, M101, M4 and the crosstown BX 19 buses.
Cyclists can avail of the new pedestrian bridge at 153rd St complete with ramp access that will connect you to the Hudson River Greenway.
