Cozy Coliving Community in Historic Harlem Near Culture & Transit Home

This coliving space features cozy, airy, and bright accommodations in the vibrant center of Harlem, one of the city's most historic and rapidly evolving neighborhoods. Harlem is a community steeped in culture and art, with the Apollo Theater and the Studio Museum as two of its most iconic landmarks. Location Regardless of where you work or play, this space can easily get you there: 125 St Station is just a 1-minute walk from the house and connects you to the 2 and 3 trains. Also within 10 minutes proximity is access to the A, B, C, D, 4, 5, and 6 trains and the Harlem-125 St Metro North Station, which will take you to Grand Central in under 15 minutes! A 13-minute commute to Columbia University, this space is a perfect option for students, as CUNY School of Public Health, CUNY City College of New York, are also under a 20-minute commute. About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

Our residents are primarily local and international students and young professionals in their twenties who see their homes as a safe space to unwind from the daily grind. If you're looking for an environment where relaxation comes first, these are your people. And remember, some flatmate friendships last forever!

Harlem is synonymous with the Harlem Renaissance, an artistic, literary, and cultural movement of African Americans that began in the 1920’s and has established Harlem as a capital of black culture throughout the world. This space is a 5-minute walk to Marcus Garvey Park, which has a public pool and concerts. It’s also a 20-minute walk to Central Park North or a 10-minute commute by train. French, West African, and Soul food options flourish, along with many cafes and bars.