The Lenox House
A HIDDEN TREASURE IN THE HEART OF HARLEM
The scoop
The Lenox House 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. Experience the unique community spirit that sets Harlem apart, a vibe that is truly one-of-a-kind.
Location
Regardless of where you work or play, the Lenox House 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 train. 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, the Lenox House is perfect option for students, as CUNY School of Public Health, CUNY City College of New York, are also all under a 20-minute commute.
This space is move-in ready; all you have to do is show up.
Prices
| 12+ Months | 5-11 Months | 3-4 Months | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Room | 1450 | 1540 | 1840 |
| Standard Large Room | 1570 | 1660 | 1960 |
*Prices above do not include $149/month/person utilities allowance fee
Bedrooms
No stereotypical Manhattan shoeboxes in sight: Large windows, a rarity in the city, invite plenty of natural light. An extra bonus are the wide windowsills, perfect for a beloved potted plant (or two!). Pocket lights on the ceiling ensure you’ll have great lighting even on cloudy days. And if you're someone who works from home or enjoys a quiet study space, you'll appreciate the sizeable desks that are featured in each bedroom.
- Amenities: Full-size memory foam mattresses, pillows, shelving, organizational tools.
- Services: Bedding is available for an additional fee.
The Living Room
As soon as you step inside, you'll be greeted by a cheerful and contemporary living room thoughtfully crafted by our talented team of interior designers. The space seamlessly blends style and functionality, creating a cozy and colorful ambiance perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. Whether you're looking to catch up on your favorite TV show or with your roommates, the living room is the ideal spot to do it all in comfort and style.
The Kitchen
Your new kitchen awaits you; fully stocked with all the equipment you’ll need to begin cooking, baking, or eating. Contemporary flooring and backsplashes provide a bright backdrop for your culinary endeavors--and, on a completely unrelated note, a kitchen window ensures a little fresh air flow whenever necessary as an added bonus.
- Amenities Electric stoves, stainless steel fridges, microwaves, coffee machines, cookware, utensils, cutting boards
- Also included:Paper towels, dish soap, hand soap, all-purpose cleaner, sponges, and garbage/recycling bags upon arrival.
The Bathrooms
A renovated bathroom with a fresh, clean look will meet all your needs. The window allows natural light, which is an added bonus for those who apply makeup!
- Also included: Toilet paper, hand soap, and garbage bags upon arrival.
The Neighborhood
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 neighborhood retains its historic legacy through important institutions such as the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The National Jazz Museum in Harlem, and the Studio Museum, all within close walking distance to the Lenox House. Harlem retains its strong sense of community and prides itself on its ethnic and cultural diversity.
The Lenox House is a 5-minute walk to Marcus Garvey Park, which has public pool and concerts. Community gardens abound thanks to the non-profit Harlem Grows, and also in bloom during summer months are free theater, dance, and jazz performances, the latter of which we’re particularly jazzed about. (Wait, come back! I’m sorry!) It’s also a 20-minute walk to Central Park North or 10-minute commute by train. French, West African, Italian, American, Carribean, and Soul food options flourish, along with many cafes and bars. At the Lenox House, you’ll be proud to call Harlem your new home.
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