Bright Studio with River Views | Broadway
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Welcome home to this bright and spacious studio apartment on Broadway. Featuring a beautifully renovated white-and-gray kitchen, stunning river views, abundant storage, and plenty of natural light, this home offers comfort and convenience in a full-service building.
✨ Great River Views
✨ Renovated Kitchen
✨ Full-Time Doorman
✨ I can show you every available apartment in this building during your tour.
Apartment Features
* Spacious studio layout
* Bright, open living space
* Beautiful river views
* Renovated white-and-gray kitchen
* Stainless steel appliances
* Dishwasher
* Generous cabinet and countertop space
* Plenty of closet and storage space
* Large windows with abundant natural light
* Modern finishes throughout
Building Amenities
* Full-time doorman
* Elevator
* Laundry room
* Professionally managed building
* Secure building access
Prime Broadway Location
Enjoy easy access to neighborhood restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, shopping, parks, and everyday conveniences. The 1 train is nearby, making commuting to Columbia University, Midtown, and the rest of Manhattan quick and convenient.
Schedule Your Private Tour
Bright studios with river views, renovated kitchens, and full-service amenities are always in demand. Contact me today to schedule your private tour and experience this apartment in person.
Leasing Details
* Application fee: $20 or less per applicant
* First month's rent due at lease signing
* One month's security deposit
Photos may represent similar residences within the building. Layouts, finishes, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice.
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