Experience student-centered living at 117 West 70th Street in the heart of the Upper West Side. Designed for students and long-term residents, this dorm-style residence offers a practical, comfortable, and community-oriented environment in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods.
Each room comes fully furnished, making move-in simple and stress-free. The building features a traditional dormitory layout; creating an affordable and social living experience ideal for students and young residents adjusting to city life. The bathroom is Jack&Jill setup; shared with the adjacent tenant.
Residents enjoy access to a private outdoor patio garden, a quiet space perfect for studying, relaxing, or connecting with fellow residents. The building is professionally maintained and provides a clean, safe, and respectful atmosphere focused on academic and personal well-being.
This is a smoke-free and alcohol-free residence, helping maintain a calm and healthy environment for everyone in the community.
Located just minutes from Fordham University, as well as Central Park, subway lines, grocery stores, cafés, and everyday essentials, this location offers the perfect balance of convenience, accessibility, and student-friendly living in New York City.
117 West 70th Street is approximately 2.5–3 miles from Columbia University in Morningside Heights. By subway, it’s usually about 15–20 minutes using the 1 train from 72nd Street to 116th Street–Columbia University. Walking takes around 45–50 minutes.
Each room comes fully furnished, making move-in simple and stress-free. The building features a traditional dormitory layout; creating an affordable and social living experience ideal for students and young residents adjusting to city life. The bathroom is Jack&Jill setup; shared with the adjacent tenant.
Residents enjoy access to a private outdoor patio garden, a quiet space perfect for studying, relaxing, or connecting with fellow residents. The building is professionally maintained and provides a clean, safe, and respectful atmosphere focused on academic and personal well-being.
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