$3,330 / 2br - 1200ft2 - Spacious, light-filled, furnished / unfurnished apt walkthrough VIDEO (East Harlem)

2BR / 1Ba available mid November, move in date negotiable Huge (1200 square foot), quiet, 3rd floor apartment in a three-unit brownstone in the East Harlem Historic District, with central AC, original oak hardwood floors and very high ceilings. All utilities free apart from electricity. Washer dryer (free) in basement shared only with one other apartment. Gas oven, stainless steel dishwasher and fridge. Butcher block kitchen counters. Large closets. Your own large storage room in basement. Amazon / UPS packages are delivered inside the building – we don’t need a doorman! This apartment is fully FURNISHED, fully equipped with kitchen ware, window dressings, wall art (original), and bedding etc, just like an Airbnb or VRBO. Everything in the video comes with the apartment. All you need to bring is your suitcases. Copy and paste this link into your browser for a walk through video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FyAuIllVJAMTiXUQcLjza1DnfmpEDEP6/view?usp=share_link This apartment would be perfect for someone visiting / moving to NYC from out of town or from outside the country. But if you want the apartment unfurnished / unequipped, we can discuss, but the price is the same. Length of lease can be flexible from 8-12 months. No application fees. Pets on a case-by-case basis. Owner occupier landlord (me) in lower apartment means you get things fixed fast if something goes wrong. We only want happy tenants in our friendly brownstone, so you will have the opportunity to talk with the current renters and 4th floor apartment renters before you commit. Those of us in the building cherish the ease of living, community feel, and space of living in East Harlem while working in midtown / UES / Morningside. LOCATION: - Quiet side street in “Pleasantville” between 1st avenue and Pleasant Ave. - Three blocks from East River Plaza (Costco, Aldi, Marshalls, etc.) - 6 train, SBS M15 bus, SBS Q60 bus within easy walking distance If interested or have questions, please send me an email and in your query, please let me know a little about yourself. What brings you to NYC / East Harlem?