301 east 103rd street

301 East 103rd Street

A four-story, pre-war walk-up building in Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood, constructed in 1900. With nine units, it primarily offers one and two-bedroom apartments that often feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, and good natural light from southern exposure. While a no-frills building, it provides essential services like a live-in super and typically includes heat and hot water in the rent. Laundry facilities are also available on-site, adding to residents' convenience.

The building is situated in East Harlem, often referred to as "El Barrio," a culturally rich and vibrant neighborhood with a strong sense of community. Historically a hub for diverse immigrant communities, it's particularly known for its strong Puerto Rican and Latin American influences, evident in its authentic restaurants and lively atmosphere. East Harlem boasts excellent connectivity, with a perfect "rider's paradise" transit score and a "walker's paradise" walk score, thanks to its proximity to subway stations (like the 4 and 6 lines at 103rd Street) and various bus routes. Residents also benefit from easy access to nearby parks, including parts of Central Park with attractions like the Conservatory Garden.