June Homes 10031, New York

Located in one of Manhattan's quietest and most historic neighborhoods, this Hamilton Heights apartment is as charming as it is sophisticated. At 790-square-feet, this 4-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom unit is ideal for young professionals and college students who want to get a taste of living in the Big Apple. A rare find for the price, this newly remodeled apartment features hardwood flooring, radiator heating, new stainless kitchen appliances, WiFi, and a washer and dryer. An eat-in kitchen comes equipped with a wall-mounted TV. Bedrooms are large enough to accommodate either a full-size or queen-size bed. Recognized as a historic district by the National Register of Historic Places, Hamilton Heights is located within the Harlem and Sugar Hill neighborhoods. Rising to prominence in the 1920s during the Harlem Renaissance, Hamilton Heights was once home to many famous Americans such as James A. Bailey, Cab Calloway, W.E.B. Du Bois, Duke Ellington, and Thurgood Marshall. Today, this residential district is a lively and colorful enclave of actors, artists, musicians, and young professionals. Walkable streets are lined with beautiful trees and Victorian-era row houses. Take a stroll through historic Jackie Robinson Park or head over to Riverbank State Park for some truly spectacular views of the Hudson River. This apartment is within walking distance to multiple transit stations, as well as the Henry Hudson Parkway for those who drive. A short distance away from numerous neighborhood shops, restaurants, and public parks, this unit is an ideal home for those who prefer to walk or bike. This first-floor apartment is a smoke-free unit that can be furnished upon request. Book a tour today and get ready to call this beautiful apartment your next home.

This cozy 4 bedroom - 1 bathroom home brings comfort to a new level. With hardwood floors, a spacious living room, and cool calming tones, you’re sure to fall in love with this uptown home. The kitchen has been newly refurbished with ample cabinet space as well as stainless steel appliances, while the bathroom has been freshly tiled.

As you walk into the living room, you’re greeted with elegant decor accents including a cozy, navy sofa, accent rug, and TV for all your home entertainment needs. The bedrooms all boast unique designs such as house plants, personal desk space, and floor length curtains for the ultimate privacy.

Don’t miss out on this spacious, three-bedroom, one-bathroom unit in one of Manhattan’s best neighborhoods. This second-floor apartment features hardwood flooring, high ceilings, radiator heating, and plenty of windows for natural light. The kitchen is newly remodeled and comes equipped with stainless appliances and beautiful countertops. A sunlit, eat-in living room provides ample space for a couch and table with chairs. Large bedrooms can accommodate queen-size beds and workspaces.

Hamilton Heights is one of New York’s most historic residential districts. Tree-lined, walkable streets and beautiful views of the Hudson River accentuate the lovely Victorian-era row houses and buildings that you can find along the avenues of St. Nichols and Edgecombe. Take a stroll through famous Jackie Robinson Park or head over to Riverbank State Park, where you will find a baseball field, basketball courts, and an outdoor running track by two of New York’s MTA subway lines, Hamilton Heights is a short ride away from some of the best things Manhattan has to offer, making it a popular place to live among actors, artists, and young professionals.

Brand new apartment in the heart of Hamilton Heights. The area is a walker’s paradise- your daily errands could easily be done with the help of nearby shops and various places, such as Duane Reade and Hamilton Pharmacy. Many nearby cafes and restaurants will suit to everyone’s taste. It is a 5 minute walking distance from 137th St City College and Montefiore Park.

If you are looking for a shared apartment in Hamilton Heights, New York City, you can choose this newly refurbished shared apartment on the 1st, 2nd floors with a total size of 1111 sq. ft. with 3 other roommates or you can rent this shared apartment on your own - if available. You can request to have your bedroom furnished or unfurnished. This shared apartment is 4 min walk from the 145 St station for the 1 and 4 min away for the B D. Other features of this apartment are: 32-inch flat-screen tv, radiator heating, smoke-free, guarantors allowed, laundry in home (free), hardwood floors, microwave, oven, refrigerator.

Book a tour today to see this beautiful two-bedroom, one-bathroom, third-floor apartment in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Situated in a well-maintained, six-story apartment building, this 646-square-foot unit features french doors, hardwood floors in the bedrooms and living areas, high ceilings, large windows for natural light, and radiant heating. The kitchen comes equipped with a full-size refrigerator, beautiful countertops, and a gas range. A small dining room off of the kitchen provides space for a table and two chairs. A sofa and additional furniture, such as chairs and a coffee table, will easily fit in the spacious living room. Large, sunlit bedrooms provide ample space for full-size beds, nightstands, and personal workspaces. Situated between Henry Hudson Parkway and Broadway, this 1926 Upper West Side elevator building offers its inhabitants an ideal location to call home and is perfect for those who plan to commute Downtown for work. An seven-minute walk from the front steps will get you to 145th Street station for the 1 train on the IRT Broadway - Seventh Avenue Line. This smoke-free apartment includes WiFi, a wall-mounted TV, a dishwasher, a laundry at home (free), and street parking. Rooms can be furnished upon request.

Modern and sleek, this super-clean and newly renovated Manhattan apartment is a perfect home for a group of college roommates attending one of the nearby universities. At 851-square-feet, this four-bedroom, one-bathroom, shared apartment features exposed brick interior walls, high ceilings, radiant hardwood floors, radiator heating, recessed lighting, and an LG all-in-one washer-dryer combination. Cozy, sunlit bedrooms provide enough space for either queen-size or full-size beds and additional furniture like nightstands. The master bedroom can accommodate a personal workspace and offers a large closet. The tile-floor kitchen boasts new stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave, beautiful countertops, and sophisticated cabinets and drawers. A compact eat-in living area can support a sofa, coffee table, TV stand, and dining table with four chairs. The bathroom features a walk-in shower and bathtub combination with a window for ventilation. Located in Upper Manhattan, Hamilton Heights is one of the best residential neighborhoods in West Harlem and contains the historic sub-neighborhood of Sugar Hill. This neighborhood is bordered by St. Nicholas Avenue on the east, West 135th Street on the south, Henry Hudson Parkway on the west, and West 155th Street on the north. One of the focal points of the Harlem Renaissance and home to many affluent African-Americans in the early 1900s, Hamilton Heights today is a multicultural neighborhood with bustling commercial districts along Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Known for having some of the best specimens of Victorian-era architecture in New York City, Hamilton Heights is home to numerous brownstones and other rowhouses, as well as immaculately-preserved low and mid-rise brick apartment buildings. Tree-lined, pedestrian-friendly streets run perpendicular to commercial thoroughfares and are excellent for those whose preferred mode of transportation is a bicycle. With numerous New York City Subway stations along Broadway and St. Nicholas Avenue, Hamilton Heights is one of the best neighborhoods in Upper Manhattan for commuters. This neighborhood also offers scenic urban green spaces, such as Riverbank State Park, where you can bring the kids and enjoy a plethora of outdoor amenities. Situated on the fourth floor of a five-story brick apartment building on a quiet, residential street, this Hamilton Heights apartment is conveniently located less than five blocks from Riverside Park. A short walk from an assortment of retail and restaurant options along Broadway, a two-minute walk will get you to 145th Street subway station for the 1 Broadway–Seventh Avenue Local, which will take you all the way south to Battery Park. This apartment also includes WiFi and a flat-screen TV in the living area. Book a tour before this apartment is gone!

Modern and sleek, this super-clean and newly renovated Manhattan apartment is a perfect home for a group of college roommates attending one of the nearby universities. At 864-square-feet, this four-bedroom, one-bathroom, shared apartment features exposed brick interior walls, high ceilings, radiant hardwood floors, radiator heating, recessed lighting, and an LG all-in-one washer-dryer combination. Cozy, sunlit bedrooms provide enough space for either queen-size or full-size beds and additional furniture like nightstands. The master bedroom can accommodate a personal workspace and offers a large closet. The tile-floor kitchen boasts new stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave, beautiful countertops, and sophisticated cabinets and drawers. A compact eat-in living area can support a sofa, coffee table, TV stand, and dining table with four chairs. The bathroom features a walk-in shower and bathtub combination with a window for ventilation. Located in Upper Manhattan, Hamilton Heights is one of the best residential neighborhoods in West Harlem and contains the historic sub-neighborhood of Sugar Hill. This neighborhood is bordered by St. Nicholas Avenue on the east, West 135th Street on the south, Henry Hudson Parkway on the west, and West 155th Street on the north. One of the focal points of the Harlem Renaissance and home to many affluent African-Americans in the early 1900s, Hamilton Heights today is a multicultural neighborhood with bustling commercial districts along Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Known for having some of the best specimens of Victorian-era architecture in New York City, Hamilton Heights is home to numerous brownstones and other rowhouses, as well as immaculately-preserved low and mid-rise brick apartment buildings. Tree-lined, pedestrian-friendly streets run perpendicular to commercial thoroughfares and are excellent for those whose preferred mode of transportation is a bicycle. With numerous New York City Subway stations along Broadway and St. Nicholas Avenue, Hamilton Heights is one of the best neighborhoods in Upper Manhattan for commuters. This neighborhood also offers scenic urban green spaces, such as Riverbank State Park, where you can bring the kids and enjoy a plethora of outdoor amenities. Situated on the fourth floor of a five-story brick apartment building on a quiet, residential street, this Hamilton Heights apartment is conveniently located less than five blocks from Riverside Park. A short walk from an assortment of retail and restaurant options along Broadway, a two-minute walk will get you to 145th Street subway station for the 1 Broadway–Seventh Avenue Local, which will take you all the way south to Battery Park. This apartment also includes WiFi and a flat-screen TV in the living area. Book a tour before this apartment is gone!

Located in one of New York’s most popular neighborhoods, this three-bedroom, the one-bathroom shared apartment is a perfect place to call home. Ideal for college students and young professionals who work or attend school in Manhattan, this Hamilton Heights apartment features beautiful hardwood flooring, large windows for lots of natural light, and high ceilings. Each bedroom can accommodate a queen-size bed and workspace. A sunlit living room provides ample space for a couch and a small dining table with chairs. This unit also comes equipped with a large flat-screen TV and WiFi. A national historic district located within the Harlem and Sugar Hill neighborhoods, Hamilton Heights is a beautiful residential area filled with tree-lined, walkable streets and impressive Victorian-era architecture, as seen along the avenues of St. Nicholas and Edgecombe. Once home to many famous Americans such as W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, and James A. Bailey, Hamilton Heights is best known today for its quiet and friendly atmosphere, beautiful views of the Hudson River, and Jackie Robinson Park. A short subway ride away from some of New York’s most popular places, this area is now home to many actors, artists, and young professionals looking for spacious apartments at reasonable prices.