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"When you think of the quintessential glitter and glamour of New York City, chances are you picture the Upper West Side. The Upper West Side holds a lasting legacy in popular culture as one of New York’s most famous and desirable neighborhoods. Its elegant prewar buildings featuring opulent architectural details mark it as a mainly residential neighborhood–and among its residents are many of the world’s most prominent filmmakers, professors, actors, and artists. The Upper West Side is lauded as a cultural and intellectual hub with nearby institutions such as Columbia University, Barnard College, Lincoln Center, the Beacon Theater, the New York Historical Society, and the Museum of Natural History. Demarcated by Central Park to its east and the Hudson River to its west, the Upper West Side’s attractions know no bounds. If location is everything, then the Upper West Side House is everything and more. A newly refurbished prewar building, its luxurious apartments and ample amenities sweeten an already enticing deal. From its modern interiors with in-unit washers and dryers to its backyard and rooftop, the Upper West Side House reflects the prosperity of the neighborhood in which it resides. The Upper West Side House is perfect for those commuting to midtown or lower Manhattan for work. It’s a mere 3-minute walk to the 1 train at Cathedral Parkway-110th Street Station, and a 5-minute walk to the A, B, and C train at 103rd Street Station. Situated within walking distance to Mount Sinai, Columbia University, and Barnard College, students can spend less time commuting and more time studying (but we won’t tell your professor if stopping at one of the many cafés along the way makes you late for class)! THIS SPACE IS MOVE-IN READY; ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SHOW UP WITH YOUR SUITCASE."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"When you think of the quintessential glitter and glamour of New York City, chances are you picture the Upper West Side. The Upper West Side holds a lasting legacy in popular culture as one of New York’s most famous and desirable neighborhoods. Its elegant prewar buildings featuring opulent architectural details mark it as a mainly residential neighborhood–and among its residents are many of the world’s most prominent filmmakers, professors, actors, and artists. The Upper West Side is lauded as a cultural and intellectual hub with nearby institutions such as Columbia University, Barnard College, Lincoln Center, the Beacon Theater, the New York Historical Society, and the Museum of Natural History. Demarcated by Central Park to its east and the Hudson River to its west, the Upper West Side’s attractions know no bounds. If location is everything, then the Upper West Side House is everything and more. A newly refurbished prewar building, its luxurious apartments and ample amenities sweeten an already enticing deal. From its modern interiors with in-unit washers and dryers to its backyard and rooftop, the Upper West Side House reflects the prosperity of the neighborhood in which it resides. The Upper West Side House is perfect for those commuting to midtown or lower Manhattan for work. It’s a mere 3-minute walk to the 1 train at Cathedral Parkway-110th Street Station, and a 5-minute walk to the A, B, and C train at 103rd Street Station. Situated within walking distance to Mount Sinai, Columbia University, and Barnard College, students can spend less time commuting and more time studying (but we won’t tell your professor if stopping at one of the many cafés along the way makes you late for class)! THIS SPACE IS MOVE-IN READY; ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SHOW UP WITH YOUR SUITCASE."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

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"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.

"The Hell’s Kitchen House is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, perfectly situated between the Theater District and the Hudson River piers, and with convenient access to the rest of the city. Restaurant Row is just down the block, while the neighborhood itself is known for its plethora of LGBTQ+ bars and businesses, as well as its strong theater community. The Hell’s Kitchen House is our Ecoliving House, meaning it was built with sustainability in mind. The green roof features one of the few solar canopies in Manhattan, motion sensor lights have been installed strategically throughout the building, mirror arrays redirect sunlight to the lower floors, and low-flow showerheads and toilets are in every bathroom. But the heart of The Ecoliving House is our community — and every member is encouraged to adopt sustainable practices outlined at move-in, like participating in our composting and gardening program on the roof. The building itself is a classic Manhattan walk-up that has been completely renovated and furnished to support modern lifestyles, with updated appliances and plenty of open space so you’ll never feel crowded. The Hell’s Kitchen House is well-situated in an exciting neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options, while nearby subway stations give you convenient access to the rest of the city. The closest station is a 5-minute walk away at the 50th Street A/C/E station. You can also walk just 12 minutes to the Times Square-42nd St station, which serves the 1/2/3, 7, and N/Q/R/W lines, as well as the A/C/E via the connected Port Authority Station, and the S shuttle to Grand Central."\r\n\r\n About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members.