4996 Broadway

Apartment 3B at 4996 Broadway is a 635 SQ FT vacant apartment for rent. Call or email today for more details or to book an appointment to view the space. If you are interested please confirm that this one bedroom apartment at this walkup apartment building and the monthly rent of $2,509.00 is acceptable to you in your inquiry message. This fantastic Broadway address in the Inwood section of Upper Manhattan is located just steps from the A and number 1 train, and lush and inviting Isham Park! Here is an opportunity to really make things happen for yourself whether you are looking for a residence, office, dining, or retail space this building has an excellent option for you. This building is conveniently located within just a half a block to the A train. Traffic for this station was up 13.8% in 2010, providing transport to 2,747,423 passengers that year. A few blocks away in the opposite direction is the elevated 215th station, served by the 1 train and carrying a total of 582,955 passengers in 2010. Just a few blocks further is the Broadway Bridge, bringing 33,266 motorists to Inwood from neighboring Marble Hill. MTA provides regular bus service to the area, and has bus stops at Broadway and West 204th Street and Broadway and West 207th. Major routes Henry Hudson Parkway, Harlem River Drive, and Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) are all accessible within a mile. This site truly has incredible ease of access to public transportation and all points throughout the city and beyond. A welcome respite from the daily grind can be found directly across the street in Isham Park, a 20-acre space that is composed of land donated to the city by various members of the Isham family. A couple of blocks north of this site is Columbia University's Baker Field, the primary athletic facility for Columbia University's soccer, baseball, field hockey, and softball teams. The field is 26 acres and has seating capacity for more than 17,000 spectators. Fort Tryon Park is just a short walk down Broadway, containing one of the highest points in Manhattan as well as the magnificent and very popular Cloisters, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and official New York City landmark that houses art and relics from medieval times. The building was reconstructed in the 1930's with materials salvaged from several European abbeys and is truly a work of art in and of itself. The park also offers great vistas because of its elevation, as well as playgrounds, gardens, and historical landmarks. Historical Dyckman Farmhouse and Museum is perched just two blocks west at the corner of Broadway and West 204th, and has occupied that site since 1784. The farmhouse tells the story of surviving the Revolutionary War in the formally rural Upper Manhattan, watching the city grow up around the property, and going through various preservation efforts over the years. The museum is open to the public, and holds regular open house events where visitors can enjoy the porch and gardens, and view local artists at work. Property Features and Highlights: Five-story walk-up plus basement, brick mixed use, two wing building consisting of residential, retail, restaurant, and office units 118 feet of frontage along highly desirable Broadway in Upper Manhattan, 111 feet along West 212th 59,500 square feet above ground; 60 residential units, 5 commercial units, and one basement unit utilized as an office Isham Park right across the street Few moments walk away to either A or 1 trains Storage rooms available for rent On-street parking allowed and private parking lot close by New water and gas plumbing system On-site supervisor 24-hour digital surveillance, key fob security system Laundry room Residential units vary in size and number of bedrooms (studio, one, two, and three bedroom apartments).