No Pets Allowed, Hardwood Floor, Laundry in the Building, Steps from Parking, Tree-lined Street, Near Park, Near Shops, Near Subway(s), Heat+Hot Water Included, New Appliances - 6 blocks to the 1 train at 215th St. Station - 5 blocks to the A train at the 207th St. Station - Local grocery store only 2.5 blocks away - Brick oven pizzeria 4.5 blocks away - Across from stunning Inwood Hill Park - 196.4 acres - the last natural forest and salt marsh in Manhattan. This landlord is currently offering leases at 6, 8 16 and 18 month terms. While they are also offering 12 month leases, they are looking more favorably at the other lease terms. For the 16 and 18 month leases, you will be locking in the same rent for a few months longer. During the Revolutionary War this Land was Known as "Cox Hill", which is proabably a variation of the Native american word "Shorakapok" which means 'the edge of the River'. In the 1800's, much of present-day Inwood Hill Park contained country homes and philanthropic institutions. There was a charity house for women, and a free public library (later the Dyckman Institute) was formed. The Straus family (who owned Macy?s) enjoyed a country estate in Inwood; its foundation is still present. Isidor and Ida Straus lost their lives on the S.S. Titanic?s maiden voyage.
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