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NY |
Region: |
Manhattan |
Area: |
Washington Heights / Inwood |
Rent: |
$ 1,650 |
Bedrooms: |
1 bedroom |
Baths: |
1 |
Available: |
Now |
| Building Features: |
4-Story
- No Pets Allowed
- Walk-Up
- Hardwood Floor
- Laundry in the Building
- Steps from Parking
- Tree-lined Street
- Near Park
- Near Shops
- Near Subway(s)
- Heat+Hot Water Included
- Stainless Steel 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.
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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