About the Space:
Spend winter and spring in bucolic Hudson Heights with a stunning view of the river from your living room. Beautifully furnished with a modern mid-century flair, this ginormous one bedroom apartment has a large eat-in kitchen, stunning hardwood floors, tons of light, 2 brand new large screen smart TVs with all major streaming services and lots of bathroom space for essentials. Apartment is on the 3rd floor and is easily accessible by the elevator or stairs.

Building:
Located at 187th street and Cabrini, this is a beautiful pre-war building overlooking the Hudson River. Enjoy super friendly neighbors, a squeaky clean garbage and recycle room, laundry on the first floor, a wonderful super, and a friendly evening doorman who keeps an eye on the door and on your packages.

Transportation and Neighborhood:
CALLING ALL NATURE lovers! This apt is very near to the Cloisters, beautiful Fort Tryon Park (6 min walk) and Inwood Park. Great area for long walks in nature, dog walking, and gazing at the Hudson River. It’s a 5 min walk to the 181st stop on the A train, a 15-20 min express ride to midtown Manhattan (59th street), and a 2 min walk to the best organic food/grocery ever. Plenty of yummy restaurants, a wonderful pharmacy, Chase bank, and historic art deco to boot, this is my favorite neighborhood in NYC

Rents and fees:
The rent is $3350 + Verizon Fios, high speed internet ($100) + Con Ed ($100) for a total of $3550. Water and gas are also included. A house keeper will also come 1-2x/month depending on need. Looking for someone to start on Dec 1st and stay until May, but these dates are somewhat flexible.

About you:
Please email and tell me a little bit about yourself. I want this to be a good fit for us both. Only serious inquires please! More photos (and a video) are available upon request as well.

About This Lister

I’ve been a New Yorker and an artist for 30+ years. I’m an also psychotherapist with a private practice in Manhattan. My partner lives in AZ and I’m leaving to spend the winter with him and his family.