Separate Kitchen Studio on West 116th Street
This studio in a 1900 pre-war building has a distinct layout feature most studios lack: a completely separate kitchen. The main living space features glossy hardwood floors, white baseboard molding, and baseboard heating units beneath standard street-facing windows. Off the living area, the kitchen is outfitted with light wood-finished cabinetry, mottled brown laminate countertops, a stainless steel sink, a patterned tile backsplash accent, an electric range, and a full-size white refrigerator.
- Hardwood flooring throughout the main studio space
- Separate kitchen room with upper and lower wood cabinets
- Electric range and full-size white refrigerator
- Tiled bathroom with a soaking tub, window, and black-and-white checkered floor tile
- Baseboard heating installed along the walls
- Five-story residential building originally constructed in 1900
The location gives tenants multiple train options within a few blocks. The 116 St station for the B and C trains is just over a three-minute walk away, while the 116 St station for the 2 and 3 trains is about five minutes on foot. Additional nearby transit includes the Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) B and C stop, the 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza 2 and 3 station, and the 125 St 2 and 3 station to the north. Morningside Park and Central Park are both within easy reach from this corridor.
