*A+ RENOVATION! WASHER/DRYER in the APT! 2 Full Baths WALK IN CLOSETS!* Get in on this now this new renovation is very special! UNBELIEVABLY High Quality construction with the finest materials and finishes. Enjoy having new Hardwood Floors, a Stunning Open Kitchen with self closing cabinets and all of the works (including dishwasher of course)! There is amazing closet space here including 2 walk-ins. The communal bathroom has an awesome double sink and modern flushing technology. The master bedroom has it's own full bath and a walk in closet. High ceilings make this apt seem even larger than it already is. *There is a washer/dryer in the apt just for you :-)* The building is kept impeccably clean with on-site staff. There is an elevator and a laundry room. Heat and hot water are included. There is a tremendous amount of shopping, restaurants and entertainment within a few blocks around here. Guarantors are accepted. INSURENT and THE GUARANTORS are accepted. Small/medium pets up to 50lbs okay. Easy application process with 1-day approval and convenient electronic lease signing. *THE PICTURES:* Exact Pictures of the Apt are provided *THE RENT:* The rent is $4817.15 There are no gimmicks. Choose 1 or 2 year lease :-) *Move in dates...* Lease can start September 1st or sooner (it's fine to move in after, yet lease must start by 9/1) Broker Fee is 15% of the first year's rent *TO VIEW:* Contact Anthony Cipriano with your full name and phone number to reserve a time during the open house. BETTER YET... ask for a video, trust the ad, the pics and the floor plan, and then get your docs in ASAP!! - SOME HISTORY ABOUT THE PROPERTY 501 West 110th (aka "501 Cathedral Parkway"), located between Broadway and Amsterdam is one of Morningside Heights' most sought after rental properties. This architectural beauty was constructed in 1910, consisting of 66 units with an elevator. The neighborhood has often been referred to as the "Academic Acropolis of New York" boasting such iconic institutions as Columbia University, The Cathedral of St John the Divine, Manhattan School of Music and Riverside Church. The most famous resident was George Gershwin who lived in this building in the early 1920's and composed his most seminal piece Rhapsody in Blue in 1924. Only steps away from Morningside Park, Central Park and Riverside Park. Subways 1, (transfer to 2/3) B and C. Laundry and Live-in Super.
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