Strivers' Row Homes for Rent

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$3,250 per month
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 850 Sq Ft
- Townhouse for Rent
118 W 136th St Unit 3, New York, NY 10030

Beautiful entire top floor unit in a recently refreshed and private historic townhome. The 850 sq ft plus floor plan features large windows and skylights that bring in loads of natural bright light. The spacious floor-through plan includes hardwood floors, and a new stainless steel kitchen appliance package. Embrace your inner Chef ! The tremendous amount of countertop and cabinet storage space

Darnell Williams R New York

118 W 136th St Unit 3, New York, NY 10030
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$2,000 per month
- 1 Bath
- Apartment for Rent
Unlisted Address

Apartment is PERFECT! Plenty of room for OFFICE SPACE to WORK or SCHOOL FROM HOME! FANTASTIC private studio NEAR ALL and St Nich Park just 2 blocks away as well as the ABCD and 123! Pets allowed case by case.SUN DRENCHED apartment with EXPOSED BRICK, kitchen w/FULL SIZED APPLIANCES and tile backsplash with a CLEAN WHITE bathroom.City College, CUNY Schools of Medicine and Public

Angel Montreuil R New York

Unlisted Address
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$1,895 per month
- 1 Bath
- Condo for Rent
105 W 136th St Unit 1W, New York, NY 10030

Renovated Studio in Prime Upper Manhattan Modern & Stylish!This stunning gut-renovated studio blends classic charm with sleek, modern upgrades. Just moments from express trains, this home offers high-end finishes and unbeatable convenience.Apartment Features:Central AC for year-round comfortLarge windows with southern exposure for amazing natural

Joe Mor TRIBRONYC LLC

105 W 136th St Unit 1W, New York, NY 10030

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Why Live in Strivers' Row

Strivers’ Row in Harlem, New York, is a historic neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets and landmarked brick townhouses from the 1890s. Also called St. Nicholas Historic District, it features 117 three-story homes designed by prominent architects of the late 19th century. The homes come in three distinct styles: red brick Georgian revivals, brown brick Italian Renaissance revivals, and Georgian-style yellow brick homes along West 138th and West 139th streets. Originally built for Manhattan’s elite, these townhouses include back alleys for private parking. The neighborhood also has typical brownstones and newer condo buildings. St. Nicholas Park, a five-minute walk away, offers amenities like a dog run, sports courts, and the Hamilton Grange National Memorial. City College’s neo-gothic architecture overlooks the park. Dining options include Ponty Bistro, serving French and African cuisine, and The Edge, known for its English, Jamaican, and New York-inspired dishes. Groceries are available at Key Food on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, and Harlem’s main shopping area on West 125th Street is a 15-minute walk. The B and C trains are a 6-minute walk away, while the 2 and 3 trains are about a 10-minute walk. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, making it a practical choice for residents.

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The most popular neighborhoods for renters near Strivers' Row are Central Harlem, Hamilton Heights, Manhattanville, East Harlem and Sugar Hill.

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The most popular zip codes for renters near Strivers' Row are 10030, 10037, 10027, 10031 and 10039.

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