Our homes are designed for people who are starting a new chapter of life in NYC. This private room in Elmhurst is ideal as your first accommodation for your job or studies. The room offers a dedicated workspace with a desk and fast Wi-Fi. Clean bedding is ready for your arrival, and weekly cleaning is provided to keep the shared spaces clean and organized. The kitchen is equipped with full kitchenware to prepare your own meals. The space This is a shared apartment intended for longer-term residents who value stability and a respectful living environment. Many of our guests start with an initial stay of a few months and extend once they feel settled. To maintain a stable and comfortable living environment, priority is given to guests who plan to stay longer term. If your plans are fixed to exactly one month with no flexibility, this may not be the best fit even if dates appear available. Just 5 minutes walk from Elmhurst Ave Station (M/R lines) Room features: ・125 sq.ft. of space ・north- and east-facing windows ・full-size bed, closet, desk, chair, trash bin ・comforter, pillows, mattress, and fresh bed sheets provided ・floor lamp and desk light Kitchen features (shared): ・kitchen equipment and cookware included ・table, chairs ・shared fridge and cupboards with designated spaces, four-burner gas stoves ・microwave, rice cooker, oven, cookware and tableware Daily essentials such as toilet paper, dish soap, hand soap, and basic cleaning supplies are provided for you and the other housemates. The location is conveniently close to subway and bus stops, with several supermarkets, laundromats, and restaurants nearby. You'll be sharing with other guests/housemates; we encourage a clean and respectful home environment. Safe and very convenient and quiet neighborhood. **This apartment is next to the Long Island Railroad tracks. Please choose other rooms from my listings if you are sensitive to noise. Availability & pricing: We appreciate your inquiry for availability prior to your booking request. Sometimes our listings are not available to book although they show "available" in the calendar because many of our current guests extend monthly. Currently, we can only accept booking requests with a check-in date within 30 days from today. (e.g. We can start accepting a booking for Nov 1st check-in from Oct 2nd) Our initial pricing reflects an introductory rate to support your move in period. The rates may be gradually adjusted as we hold availability for your extensions, or due to seasonality and inflation, toward a more stable long-term rate. If you value continuity and flexibility as your plans evolve, this will likely be a great fit. Guest access There is a shared kitchen with kitchenware and a shared living area for all housemates. Weekly cleaning of the common areas is provided. We do our best to keep the spaces clean and organized, and our staff visits once a week to clean and take out the garbage. During your stay This apartment is a shared space, I do not live here (just within the area) and would take pleasure in helping your stay be as awesome as possible! I enjoy hosting people from all over the world and have been doing this for years. I am always available for questions and recommendations. I'll be sure to check you in and help you get settled. Other things to note *All pictures shown are for illustration purposes. The actual room has the same or similar furniture as in the photos but it doesn't have plants and cushions. Those are placed for photo shooting and sample decoration purposes. *Bedroom does not have a lock due to New York regulations. Instead, a chain lock or slide lock is installed inside the door so you can lock it when you are in the bedroom. *Valuables can be stored in the closet with a lock. *No towel provided. *Please note that the building is a walk-up with no elevator. Guests are responsible for carrying their own luggage, as our staff is unable to assist with transporting bags. *The monthly rent already includes the New York City Hotel Room Occupancy Tax, which we remit to the NYC Department of Finance. The first photo is "lived in": it's representative of what the room could look like once you move in, and isn't meant to represent the belongings that will be in the room when you move in.