Manhattan Central Park Home - 1, New York
Offers
About the Property
Manhattan Central Park Home - 1 is located at 15 W 107th St, New York, 10025, United States. This student accommodation offers 1-bedroom, 5-bedroom, and 6-bedroom apartments, giving students different choices based on their budget and living style. Columbia University and Manhattan School of Music are both around a 7-minute drive away, making Central Park Manhattan House a top choice for students.
New York City is home to more than 500,000 students across over 100 higher education institutions, making it one of the biggest student cities in the US. The city has a safety index of 52 (as per Numbeo), which places its safety level in the moderate range. The average cost of living in New York for students ranges from $1,800 to $3,200 per month, depending on one’s lifestyle. New York also has an employment rate of 72%, supported by a large job market and more than 565,000 recent college graduates now working in the city. For students, the city offers access to education, part-time work, internships, entertainment, and food from around the world. With its central Manhattan location, Manhattan Central Park Home gives students a convenient base for enjoying the city while staying within easy reach of major universities.
Features
Manhattan Central Park Home has a range of rooms including Private Room (Apt 31 + 45), Private Room (Apt 61), and an Economy Private Room (1 bed 1 bath). Each room comes with a queen-size bed for comfortable sleep, a desk and chair for studying or remote work, a nightstand for keeping small items within reach, & closet space for clothes and personal belongings. Some listings also offer furnished rooms and move-in-ready setups, which can make settling into New York easier for students arriving from another city or country.
The common amenities at the student apartments in New York are designed to make everyday student life easier. Wi-Fi keeps residents connected for online classes, research, and entertainment. The television with satellite or cable gives residents a simple way to relax after a busy day. A coffeemaker is useful for preparing a quick drink before class. Laundry facilities help residents wash clothes without leaving Manhattan Central Park Home. Cleaning services reduce the time spent on regular household chores. Furnishings provide the basic setup needed for comfortable living, and an iron and ironing board help students keep clothes ready for classes, interviews, or events. A dishwasher also makes cleaning up after meals quicker. Security features add peace of mind, while the no-pets, no-kids, and no-smoking rules help keep Manhattan Central Park Home more suitable for students.
Location and What's Hot?
The area around Manhattan Central Park Home gives students easy access to several top universities. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (1 mile away), City College of New York (1.6 miles away), and The Juilliard School (2.3 miles away) are within easy reach of Manhattan Central Park Home.
Students can also explore nearby restaurants such as Paola's and Massawa for Italian and Ethiopian food. For a casual drink, L Bar & Lounge is nearby, while Macc Deli Cafe on W 106th Street is a convenient option for coffee. Great Hill in Central Park is also close and gives residents a place to walk or spend time outdoors. For daily shopping, Bravo Supermarkets is nearby, while Hudson Yards offers shops, food, and entertainment when students want to explore another part of Manhattan.
Students who enjoy history, art, and local culture have many places to visit around Manhattan Central Park Home. Bloomingdale Library is a useful nearby study spot when students want a quiet place away from home. Children's Museum Of Manhattan and Museum of the City of New York offer ways to learn more about the city. Students can also visit the Icahn Stadium for sports events and activities, while Central Park provides plenty of space for walks, cycling, and breaks. The Statue of Liberty is another must-see New York attraction and is easy to reach by public transportation. For healthcare needs, Town Drug & Surgical and The Mount Sinai Hospital are close to apartments near Columbia University.
Commute
Commuting around New York is easy, with subway and bus services connecting different parts of the city. The closest subway stations are Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) and 103 St, both 0.3 miles away from Central Park Manhattan House. Manhattan Av/W 108 St & Manhattan Av/W 109 St bus stops are also within a short walk. For longer travel, LaGuardia Airport is around 6.9 miles away.
Amenities
Shared Community And Utilities
Security
Property Services
Bills Included
Others
Room Types (3)
6B
Private Room (Apt 31+45)
5B
Private Room (Apt 61)
1B
House Rules
Payment and Fees
Mode Of Payment
Credit card, debit card and bank transfer.
Guarantor Requirement
The property does not require you to provide a guarantor.
Booking Deposit
The property requires a $100 application fee at the time of booking.
Security Deposit
A refundable security deposit equivalent to one month's rent is due at the time of booking.
Pay In Instalment
Rent needs to be paid monthly, in advance.
Additional Fees
1. Utilities & Amenities Fee: $150/month (waived if rent paid before 7th) 2. Room Relocation: $50
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are my rent and additional fees?
What is the minimal length of stay?
Who are my potential roommates?
What types of rooms do you have?
Do you have options for a couple?
Do you have the regular application process as the residential apartment does?
No. They simplified this process as easy as possible. Of course, they have a background check for safety reasons, but they do not require much paperwork about your income, savings, and guarantors. They guarantee the easiest application process ever if you dont have anything to hide.
What if I'm not from the USA and don't have SSN and credit history?
Do you have any alternatives for a security deposit?
What type of payment do you accept?
I made a reservation. What's next?
How my move-in process will look like?
On moving day pack your things, bundle up your dreams, get on the plane or train or in the car and arrive at your new home! They will welcome you, get you settled in, give you passwords and show you the process for entering, direct you to the subways, answer any questions you might have and introduce you to your housemates.
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Manhattan Central Park Home - 1, New York
