SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: For booking the apartment we request the reservation fee plus 250 U$s that will be discounted of the total. Cleaning fees $75.00 per stay. Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice. There is no SMOKING at this location. And NO PETS ALLOWED.Proper I.D. a must. This Historical Landmark on Strivers Row (Harlem) features a townhouse apartments which is available for long term rental and vacation rental. This neighborhood offers endless options for shopping, entertainment, restaurants and theater. My vacationers can expect an unparalleled stay in terms of both luxury, style and safety, familiar in all aspects of tri-state travel. Completely furnished apartment includes: (1) king size bed in (master bedroom), (1) full size pull out sofa bed (in living room), linens, sheets and towels. Kitchen is equipped with a stove, refrigerator, utensils and drinking glasses. The bedroom is cable ready and internet access (broadband) in bedroom. THIS APARTMENT HAS TWO FULL SIZE BATHROOMS IN THIS APARTMENT. GREAT FOR TWO PEOPLE OR TWO COUPLES THAT MAY WANT TO RENT THIS APARTMENT AND NOT SHARE A BATHROOM. THIS APARTMENT IS LOCATED ON THE GROUND LEVEL, SUITABLE FOR THE ELDERLY. TRANSPORTATION; Subway #2 and #3 line on 135th Street and Lenox Ave and the B line and C line on 135th Street on St. Nicholas Ave. Easily accessible by Bus #2 on Adam Clayton Powell Blvd and # M10 on Fredrick Douglass Blvd.

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