Best location & move-in ready- Semi-furnished studio on 72nd & Columbus Ave - School year rental (10 or 11 mo)

112 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023, USA

Price: $3000

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DETAILS

Listing Id:	75594
Campus Name:	Columbia University
Price From:	$3000-3000
Bedrooms:	0-0
Bathrooms:	1-1
Property Type:	Apartment Building

Units

NAME	BED	BATH	RENT	SQ FT	AVAILABLE

NAME	BED	BATH	RENT	SQ FT	AVAILABLE
2x2	2	2	Call For Price	829	Ask

NAME	BED	BATH	RENT	SQ FT	AVAILABLE
3x3	3	3	Call For Price	1212	Ask

NAME	BED	BATH	RENT	SQ FT	AVAILABLE
4x4	4	4	Call For Price	1545	Ask
4x4.5 TH	4	4.5	Call For Price		Ask

Description

Furnished studio on 72nd & Columbus Ave

GREAT LOCATION IN CONDO, SEMI-FURNISHED

Near: 72nd St subway station, Central Park, Citi bike station, & Zip cars. Trader Joe's & Zabar's. Amsterdam and Columbus Ave have tons of restaurants and retail (Magnolia Bakery, Blue Bottle Coffee, etc).

Furnished with:
Full-size Murphy bed
Loveseat sofa bed
Loveseat sofa bed
Extendable coffee table
Collapsible desk
Mounted flat-screen TV
A/C through the wall
Verizon FIOS wifi

Kitchen includes:
Stainless steel refrigerator/freezer
Gas range stove
Microwave

Building includes: laundry, elevator, live-in super, and virtual doorman.

Unit has a fluid layout with high ceilings, crown molding, and hardwood floors.

Lease Terms: August 1, 2026 to May 31, 2026, good credit, guarantors accepted.
Condo is much easier process than coop. Paperwork takes about 2-4 weeks.

Close to the Juilliard School, Fordham University, John Jay College of Criminal Justice City University of New York (CUNY), and Columbia University. Nearby hospitals Mount Sinai, Columbia University Medical Center, Weill Cornell Medicine Primary Care, Lenox Hill Hospital, and Metropolitan Hospital Center.

ABOUT THE UPPER WESTSIDE:
New York City's Upper West Side is at once one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan and one of the least pretentious. Certainly, landmarks like the Metropolitan Opera, the Lincoln Center, and the American Museum of Natural History lend a distinctly highbrow air to the landscape, and rental rates tend to be on par with the rest of the city, but the overall community environment favors down-to-earth personalities and accessible neighborhood amenities.

The local dining scene is superb, featuring a vast landscape of restaurants representing every style and flavor imaginable, most of which are affordable enough to become regular stops. Grocers and retail stores are close at hand, and everywhere in the Upper West Side is within walking distance of Central Park; those lucky few living near the eastern edge of the neighborhood can enjoy gorgeous views of the sun rising over the park every morning. Of course, living so close to some of Manhattan's flashier attractions and venues has its perks as well: the surrounding architecture is phenomenal, and you never know who you might spot heading to a night at the opera.