One-bedroom in Central Harlem
Apartments for Rent
I’m seeking a temporary renter (or two) for my 420-square-foot recently-renovated one-bedroom condo in Central Harlem (W 138th St. and Lenox Ave.). The starting date is at the end of August, but the ending date can be Jan 1, Jun 1 (preferred), or Sep 1, 2026 (all those dates are somewhat flexible).
The apartment is very quiet: it sits on the first floor in the back of a building that stands next to a few churches and schools. One minute from the 2/3 line. It has good AC/heater and new dishwasher and washer/dryer.
It is entirely furnished and it has a fully-equipped kitchen. All clothes and clutter visible in the pictures have already been taken away into storage (the books and art are staying, unless you'd like the latter stored).
The bedroom comes with a motorized rising bed (this model), which turns the room into a fully usable workspace when lifted. There’s a queen-sized inflatable mattress in the closet for any guests.
The rent I am asking for ($ 2,450) is exclusive of wi-fi (about $ 50) and of electricity (which depends on your usage).
Please let me know if you have any questions or are interested. I'll respond quickly.
Thank you,
Emanuel
About This Lister
I am the owner of the condo. I must go out of town for a year, hence the need to rent the space (to pay the mortgage).
Lister's Relationship to the Space
I am the owner/landlordRental requirements
I am not asking for any documentation, references, deposit, fee, or upfront payments, but I am kindly asking that if anything is ruined or broken during your stay it be replaced. I am only asking for $ 1,225 to lock the place and for the remaining $ 1,225 before the move-in date.
Pets Policy
Up to two cats are good (no dogs, sorry!). The apartment has a cat toilet, which you should be able to see in the pictures: a space built underneath the washer/dryer closet, with a cat door, to contain the litter boxes and keep them out of sight and smell. There is also a lockable cat door on the bedroom door. Needless to say, cats love the rising bed.
Please note: service and support animals are permitted
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