Our homes are designed for people who are starting a new chapter of life in NYC. This private room in Woodside 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. 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. The building is 7 min from 7 train 40 St and 46 St stations on foot.*Located in the attic of a townhouse. You may feel dark during the day since there is only a tiny window in the ensuite bathroom connected to the outside of the house. Room features · 283 sq. ft., with a west- facing window · hardwood floors · two huge closets · full size bed, desk, chair, trash bin · suitable for couples or up to 2 people · comforter, pillow, mattress and bed sheets are provided 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 tablewareDaily 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. 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.