320 W 135th St APT 7B, New York, NY 10030

"Affordable Unit! Special Requirements Apply. See note below!" This unit is part of the NYC affordable housing program, so tenants must prove their eligibility in order to rent this unit. In order to be eligible, the applicant, or co-applicant, must be 18 years of age or older or an emancipated minor to be eligible for public housing. At least one person in the applicant household must be a United States citizen or have eligible immigration status for the household to be eligible for the Public Housing program. Move in allowed for August 1, 2024 Apartment 7B is perched atop this distinguished Harlem development, a beautiful one-bedroom of about 450 sq ft. The unit has 9 foot ceilings throughout and an open plan kitchen-living room. Sunlight streams through the oversized windows displaying breathtaking northern exposures of Manhattan. The kitchen features luxurious white calacatta quartz countertops, krion backsplash and custom Italian cabinetry designed by Arclinea/B&B. The kitchen is equipped with both Bosch and Miele appliances, including a gas cooktop and integrated refrigerator/freezer. The bathroom features large format ceramic tiles by Porcelanosa, a deep-soak tub by Kohler, Grohe fixtures and custom Italian millwork designed by Arclinea/ B&B. The unit has its own washer and dryer, and the apartment sports technologically advanced windows with high acoustic and thermal performance, state-of-the-art HVAC system equipped with specialty MERV-13 air filters and individualized control. Apartment is pre-wired for cable and high-speed internet (Spectrum or Verizon FIOS). This is not a doorman building, but it does have a ButterflyMX video intercom. Located in the blossoming intersection of Manhattanville and Hamilton Heights, the building is only steps from St. Nicholas Park, at the intersection of St Nicholas Avenue and 135th Streets. Commuters will find convenience in the close distance to the B/C and 2/3 subway lines, the 135th Street bus corridor and an easy commute to both City College and Columbia University.