330 Hudson Ave

Albany, NY 12210

Apartment building

1-4 beds

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Listing by: Old Albany RELLC

What's special

Modern kitchenLarge windowsHardwood floors

Second Floor One Bedroom Apartment Modern Kitchen - Vintage Bath with Claw Foot Tub/Shower. Hardwood Floors and Large Windows. Heat and Hot Water and Water/Sewer Included. Our convenient location puts a short distance to Public Transportation, The Empire State Plaza, NYS Capitol Building, Albany City Hall, Albany Medical Center, the VA Hospital, Albany Law School, Wadsworth Center, Axelrod Building at University Heights and Albany School Of Pharmacy as well as all of the many great restaurants and shops on Lark Street. We are a short commute to the Nano Tech Center, CESTM, RPI, The Sage Campuses and SUNY Uptown. Please Contact: Michael Heinel (No Calls) NYS Real Estate Salesperson @ Old Albany Real Estate LLC Equal Housing Opportunity Fair Housing Pamphlet on Request Tenant pays electric, owner pays heat and hot water, sewer, and water

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Unit features

Appliances

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Hardwood

Neighborhood: Hudson/Park

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Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.

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Zip code 12210 centers on Albany’s historic Center Square–Hudson/Park and the Lark Street corridor, a walkable, brownstone-lined district anchored by Washington Park and the Albany Institute of History & Art. Expect four true seasons—snowy winters, vibrant fall foliage, and warm summers—plus an everyday rhythm of coffee stops on Lark Street, gallery nights, and concerts at The Egg and nearby venues. The dining and bar scene mixes cozy pubs, wine spots, and creative kitchens with late-night options; grocery runs are easy with nearby Hannaford and Market 32 along the Central/Madison corridors, plus small markets, gyms, and yoga studios close by. Recent months show a median asking rent around $1,550, with most listings roughly $1,200–$2,100 depending on size and finish. Popular with young professionals, grad students, and longtime residents, the area is pet friendly, offers green space for dog walks and picnics, and sits close to downtown offices and CDTA bus lines.