Upper West Side: #760

If you're searching for a quiet, comfortable apartment in the Upper West Side, you've found the perfect place. This 542-square-foot three-bedroom, one-bathroom shared apartment is available for move-in today, with options to rent a single room or the entire unit. Situated on the third floor in one of Upper Manhattan's finest neighborhoods, this apartment features freshly painted walls, hardwood floors, high ceilings, modern pendant lighting, electric heating, and a built-in washer/dryer combo. Two of the three sun-filled bedrooms comfortably accommodate a queen-size bed with a dresser or desk. The third bedroom fits a full-size bed with a nightstand or dresser. The fully tiled bathroom features a walk-in shower and tub combination. The newly renovated kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, and dark granite countertops. This charming smoke-free apartment includes a wall-mounted TV in the kitchen and WiFi. The Upper West Side ranks among Manhattan's most sought-after residential neighborhoods for many reasons: its laid-back vibe, affordable housing, and proximity to top-rated schools and urban green spaces. It's an ideal community for college students attending nearby Columbia University or City College of New York, as well as professionals working in Manhattan or New York City's other four boroughs. This diverse neighborhood is also home to aspiring actors and artists who prefer larger, more affordable housing compared to the Upper East Side and Hell's Kitchen. The Upper West Side is just a short train ride from all of Manhattan's attractions and landmarks, served by two New York City subway lines. Work out at popular Morningside Park, then head to Broadway for lunch at one of the many restaurants lining the commercial streets near the university. This highly efficient apartment in a six-story brick building, located about half a mile from Central Park, is the perfect residence for anyone wishing to walk to some of Manhattan's finest restaurants and landmarks. A three-minute walk from the front door takes you to the subway station at the intersection of Cathedral Parkway and Broadway, where you can board the 1 train, which operates around the clock.