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  • 320 Manhattan Ave

    New York, NY 10026

    Apartment building
    1-5 beds
    In-unit laundry (W/D)

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    Room for rent
    3 bd, 1.5 ba

    Listing by: June Homes

    88
    Jan 31
    Fees may apply
    $1,860
    Room for rent
    3 bd, 2 ba

    Listing by: June Homes

    63
    Dec 14
    Fees may apply
    $1,910
    Room for rent
    3 bd, 2 ba

    Listing by: June Homes

    62
    Mar 11
    Fees may apply
    $1,980

    What's special

    Dining areaHardwood flooringFurnished common areasFull bedroomWall-mounted tv

    Facts, features & policies

    Unit features

    Appliances
    • Dishwasher
    • Dryer
    • Freezer
    • Refrigerator
    • Washer

    Neighborhood: Harlem

    Areas of interest

    Use our interactive map to explore the neighborhood and see how it matches your interests.

    Travel times

    Getting around

    Walk Score®
     / 100
    Walker's Paradise
    Transit Score®
     / 100
    Rider's Paradise
    Bike Score®
     / 100
    Very Bikeable

    Nearby schools in New York

    Stem Institute Of Manhattan
    Grades PK-5 • 0.2 miles
    7/10
    GreatSchools® Rating
    Test Score Rating
    3/10
    Student Progress Rating
    9/10
    Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School
    Grades 6-12 • 0.2 miles
    2/10
    GreatSchools® Rating
    Test Score Rating
    2/10
    College Readiness Rating
    2/10
    Student Progress Rating
    2/10

    Harlem stretches across upper Manhattan, with lively avenues, historic brownstones and apartment buildings, and views toward the Harlem River. Its built-up streets sit alongside substantial green space: Marcus Garvey Park has paths and a pool, while Morningside Park offers wooded slopes, trails and playgrounds. The neighborhood’s history is visible in landmarks such as the Apollo Theater and the Studio Museum in Harlem, and its arts and nightlife include live music, performance and galleries. Dining ranges from soul food and Caribbean cooking to cafes and bakeries, with neighborhood shops and larger retail corridors for everyday errands. The Harlem neighborhood’s median rent is $3,170 per month, with a typical range of $1,080 to $75,000. Subway lines, buses and the Metro-North station at Harlem–125th Street provide connections around Manhattan and beyond; warm, humid summers and cold winters shape the seasons.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Where is 320 Manhattan Ave located, and what is the neighborhood like?

    320 Manhattan Ave is located at 320 Manhattan Ave in Harlem, New York, NY. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Levain Bakery, BO's Bagels, and Monkey Cup.

    What hospitals and medical facilities are near 320 Manhattan Ave?

    The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 320 Manhattan Ave include St Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center, Center for Comprehensive Care, Morningside Clinic (0.2 miles away), New York Hotel Trades Council Harlem Health Center (0.4 miles away), and Physical Therapy (0.5 miles away).

    What schools are assigned to 320 Manhattan Ave?

    The schools assigned to 320 Manhattan Ave include Stem Institute Of Manhattan and Frederick Douglass Academy II Secondary School.

    What are the grocery stores and everyday shopping options near 320 Manhattan Ave?

    320 Manhattan Ave is located near 4 grocery stores, including Morningside Park Farmers Market (0.2 miles) and H Mart (0.5 miles). Additional shopping options, including Book Culture, are approximately 0.4 miles away.

    What colleges and universities are near 320 Manhattan Ave?

    320 Manhattan Ave is located within 0.4 miles of Seeley Mudd Hall, 0.4 miles of Columbia University, and 0.5 miles of Columbia University School of Social Work.

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