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240 W 104th St Apt #2B
240 W 104th St, New York, NY 10025, USAPrice: $3500
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DETAILS
| Listing Id: | 232490 |
| Campus Name: | Columbia University |
| Price From: | $3500-3500 |
| Bedrooms: | 1-1 |
| Bathrooms: | 1-1 |
| Property Type: | Apartment Building |
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Description
West 104/Broadway - Pre-war elevator building renaissance in progress. Second floor, corner apartment with windows facing east, north east and north - wide open, renovated kitchen with stein less steel appliances & microwave, bathroom with tub, & video intercom. Large closet space, large living room, large bedroom. An elevator building that will remind you of old Paris - that's when this elevator was built. It is only 5 to 10 minute walk to Columbia University and sister schools. Within the area is St. John's the Divine, Columbia University, Barnard College, Manhattan School of Music, Central Park, Riverside Park, fine restaurants, cafes, outside eateries, trendy bars, and specialty stores. Transportation is very good with subway line on 103rd St. and 110th St. stations (1/b/c) on Broadway/Central Park West and bus stations. Some of the Photos are Virtual Staged. The unit comes unfurnished.
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Your Commute: 13-minute
1.2 mi/24 mins
240 W 104th St Apt #2B located in New York, NY, is a great rental option for Columbia University students looking for their next place to call home. This apartment building is a short 13-minute walk to campus . There are 1 bedroom units. If you can see yourself living at 240 W 104th St Apt #2B or have questions about the units, reach out to the landlord by contacting them using the form above, or by calling them at (646) 466-7106.
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