4 beds • 2 baths
The Central Park Manhattan House The Upper West Side, home to the Central Park Manhattan House, is lauded as a cultural and intellectual hub with nearby institutions such as Columbia University, Barnard College, Lincoln Center, the Beacon Theater, the New York Historical Society, and the Museum of Natural History. Demarcated by Central Park to its east and the Hudson River to its west, the Upper West Side’s attractions know no bounds. A newly refurbished prewar building, the Central Park Manhattan House’s luxurious apartments and ample amenities sweeten an already enticing deal. A smart gym featuring a Peleton bike and Tempo equipment technology elevate your workout experience by providing a personalized and adaptable workout. A co-working office space provides a comfortable environment for you to work productively alongside fellow housemates. From its modern Scandinavian-inspired interiors with in-unit laundry to its furnished backyard and rooftop, the Central Park Manhattan House reflects the prosperity of the neighborhood in which it resides. Location The Central Park Manhattan House is perfect for those commuting to midtown or lower Manhattan for work. It’s a mere 3-minute walk to the 1 train at Cathedral Parkway-110th Street Station, and a 5-minute walk to the A, B, and C train at 103rd Street Station. Situated within walking distance to Mount Sinai, Columbia University, and Barnard College, students can spend less time commuting and more time studying. The Neighborhood Work up an appetite by taking a stroll through your pick of parks–Central, Morningside, and Riverside Parks are all within 10-minute walking distance of the Central Park Manhattan House. For breakfast, visit the gourmet grocer Barney Greengrass and try their famous smoked fish, or try Absolute Bagels, which is just 2 minutes away and consistently ranks as one of the best bagel shops in the city (and get their Thai iced tea while you’re there). The neighborhood has a plethora of excellent Jewish delis, bakeries, and quaint bistros, and the Shops at Colombus Circle are just a few stops away on the 1 train. About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.
$2,140/month
Available from Jan 1, 2027
Posted 3 months ago
$2,140/month
Local regulations require stays of at least 30 nights here (New York City 30-night minimum)
Available from
Jan 1, 2027
Available to
Flexible
Sam
Professional hosts are highly rated for reliability, communication, and exceptional subleasing experiences.
I've lived in New York for several years and help students and young professionals find furnished housing in NYC. Happy to answer questions about the neighborhood or the apartment before you book.
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