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4 Comments on Going Solo | Pre-War "Micro-Unit" in Harlem
Good Morning Mitchell. Very interesting story and I think this apartment is probably a good buy. Might want to move the sofa from under the ladder though.
Cool location, great price, interesting space planning.
Mitch, and I thought my little place was tiny! I had a 9 x 12 rug in the living room that curled up against the wall. And the "bedroom" (a stretch) was just big enough to pull out a turndle bed.
Pat, Next time you're in NY, check out the exhibit at the Museum of the city of New York "making Room - Going solo" The model apartment and high tech space-saving furnishings are fabulous.
The exhibit features a list displayed of the top cities where people live alone. Washington DC is #1, New York is #17.
I made a comment to another agent in my office that I was suprised NYC was #17. He said, "I'm not - it makes sense, in NYC you need to pair up early on - just to afford an apartment here".