Apartments for rent — Harlem & Washington Heights

Home should have a heartbeat.

Rent a timeless apartment made modern, right in the heart of Harlem.

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What is Artifact Living?

Thoughtful design + quality construction

We design our apartments for the way busy, creative professionals live today: with flexibility and convenience in mind. So you’ll find showers and baths with bianco dolomiti stone in large tile that’s faster to clean. Digital apartment locks that open with a key or your smartphone.

And Artifact builds to rent, not to flip to condos — so we design, renovate and outfit our apartments to last. Expect quality construction, top-notch appliances and expert finishes that will carry these historic buildings into the next century.

Neighborhood

Hamilton Heights & Sugar Hill.

Brownstone blocks, Riverbank State Park and City College — two express stops from Columbus Circle.

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In the apartments

Getting here

Location

A walker’s paradise.

Every Artifact Living apartment is a short walk from the A, B, C and D trains at 145th Street. Columbus Circle is two stops away on the express.

Hamilton Heights counts as a “walker’s paradise” for how much you can reach on foot in 20 minutes — groceries, cafés, parks, campuses and the subway.

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Hamilton Heights

City energy and natural beauty.

Hamilton Heights runs from 135th Street to 155th Street, between Riverside Drive and Edgecombe Avenue. Manhattanville is to the south and Washington Heights to the north. It includes Sugar Hill — just don’t tell Sugar Hill it’s a “sub” anything.

The neighborhood takes its name from Alexander Hamilton, who spent his last years here on what was then farmland. His house is now the Hamilton Grange National Memorial.

It’s home to City College, block after block of historic brownstones and a growing restaurant scene. Riverbank State Park runs along the Hudson with playing fields, a track, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and winter ice skating. The Audubon Mural Project paints the streets with birds from The Birds of America.

The New York Times — January 2020

Find the “sweet life.”

The Times called Sugar Hill “one of the last best-kept secrets of New York” — low-rise apartment buildings and townhouses, two dance companies on West 152nd Street, and neighbors who still say good morning.

Contact

Come see an apartment.

Tours are by appointment. Book one through any StreetEasy listing, or reach us directly.

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