165 Manhattan Avenue is a six story pre war rental building completed in 1910 on the Upper West Side, with 24 apartments. It sits between Central Park West and Manhattan Avenue, one block from Central Park on a quiet stretch with limited foot traffic.
The apartments range from one to three bedrooms, with layouts that include flexible bedroom arrangements. In unit washers and dryers and dishwashers recur across the residences, along with gas ranges, refrigerators, and stainless steel appliances. Renovated interiors also feature generous living areas and stone or marble bathrooms.
One of the building’s more distinctive layouts is a duplex that places a private lower level beneath the main apartment, allowing a two bedroom plan to function as a three bedroom. Cats and small dogs are permitted, and the rental process does not charge application, pet, move in, or broker fees.
The B and C trains stop at 110th Street on Central Park West, and West Side Market is close by for groceries. Restaurants, nightlife, and Columbia University are also within the surrounding Upper West Side neighborhood.
at Frederick Douglass Blvd and Cathedral Pkwy 0.16 miles
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at Broadway and 104th 0.39 miles
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at Lenox Ave and 111th 0.48 miles
Managed by CoSo Apartments
CoSo Apartments manages dozens of no-fee, fully renovated rental buildings in Manhattan, focusing on Harlem and adjacent neighborhoods. It offers modernized apartments with amenities like elevators and on-site laundry, aiming to provide renters with hassle-free urban living.