$2,775/mo
4 bd · 1 ba · Apartment
147 W 111TH ST., Apt 1 Upper West Side
Upper West Side, NEW YORK
$2,544/mo net effective · 1 month free on a 12-month lease
For Rent · Last updated Sep 18, 2026 · ID 112886
About This Home
Beautiful NO FEE 4 Bedroom available now! Apartment Features: - Huge Kitchen with Dishwasher - Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counter Tops & Wood Cabinetry - Large Bathroom - Abundant Closet Space - Windows in all rooms - Beautiful Pre-War Character, High Ceilings, Exposed Brick *Building & Neighborhood Features* - One Block from 2/3/B/C Trains - Shops/Restaurants right around the corner - One Block from Central Park $4000 gross + 3 months free. Tenant can pay net effective rent with a $1000 monthly rent credit
Fees & Lease Terms
- Tenant broker fee
- No fee
- Concession
- 1 month free (12-month lease)
- Net effective rent
- $2,544/mo
- Gross rent
- $2,775/mo
- Lease term
- 12 months
- Pets
- Pets OK
Net effective rent spreads any free months across the lease term; you pay the gross rent in paid months. Under NYC’s FARE Act, tenants don’t pay the fee of a broker hired by the landlord.
Monthly Costs
- Taxes
- $0/mo
Home Facts
- Property Type
- Apartment
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 1 ba
- Rooms
- 6
- Pets
- Pets OK
- Neighborhood
- Upper West Side
Nearby Transit
- 0.1 mi · 2 min walk23110 St-Malcolm X Plaza
- 0.2 mi · 4 min walkCBCathedral Pkwy (110 St)
- 0.3 mi · 5 min walk23116 St
- 0.3 mi · 6 min walkCB116 St
Explore the Area
Dashed outline: Harlem (South). Places from Mapbox; distances are straight-line, walk times approximate.
The Neighborhood · Manhattan
Upper West Side
- Rentals
- 3
- Median Rent
- $3,729.17/mo
The Upper West Side of New York City brings together a wide variety of people and culture, from luxury apartments along Central Park West and West End to highly coveted brownstones and spacious apartments along Broadway. Primarily residential, this community-oriented neighborhood spans from West 59th Street up to 125th Street, and from Central Park to the Hudson River. In contrast to the Upper East Side, where many of the residents are more conservative, commercial and business types, the Upper West Side has the reputation of being the location of choice for the city’s more liberal, artistic and cultural kind. Home to the famous AmericanMuseum of Natural History and highly distinguished LincolnCenter, the neighborhood is abound with exciting events and activities and offers easy access to the rest of Manhattan with a multitude of Subway lines and buses spanning the area. With excellent restaurants and outdoor cafes lining every street, a multitude of shopping options and gourmet markets, the Upper West Side is the perfect home for every type of person.
WHY YOU’LL LOVE LIVING THERE:
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Restaurants
With hundreds of restaurants, cafes, and delis of all kinds, the Upper West Side is a haven for foodies and hungry residents alike. For the best smoked salmon in the city, be sure to check out Barney Greengrass (541 Amsterdam Ave), a deli favorite on the UWS, and for a good burger look no further than the Upper West Side’s Shake Shack (366 Columbus Ave). For more sophisticated tastes, one can find mouth-watering tapas at elegantly decorated Calle Ocho (446 Columbus Ave), or classic American options at
Chef John Fraser’s new establishment Dovetail (103 W. 77th Street).
Attractions
The AmericanMuseum of Natural History is unquestionably one of the best museums in the world. Located right on Central Park, this massive complex is home to over 50 permanent exhibits, an IMAX Theater, the world-renowned Butterfly Exhibit, celebrated research laboratories, and the RoseCenter for Earth and Space, home to the magnificent Hayden Planetarium. Only a short walk away you will find LincolnCenter, one of the most celebrated performing arts centers in the country. LincolnCenter houses 12 separate complexes, including the Metropolitan Opera House, Alice Tully Hall, and Avery Fisher Hall. Some of the most prestigious organizations in the world perform within the center, including the New York Philharmonic, the JulliardSchool, the Big Apple Circus, and the New York City Ballet. The Children’s Museum of Manhattan is also a neighborhood favorite, as well as the AMC 84th Street Movie Theater that offers 3D features. Central Park itself, on the eastern border of the UWS has tons of activities and attractions to offer, including playgrounds, fields, the Reservoir, boating and bicycling rentals, Shakespeare in the Park, and more. RiversidePark along the Hudson River is also a beautiful green space complete with boating activities, running tracks, fields, and playgrounds.
For more information about Central Park: http://www.centralparknyc.org/
Transportation/Getting Around
The 1, 2, and 3 trains service the Upper West Side and travel along Broadway with frequent stops, and the B and C trains span Central Park West. A number of bus routes cross through the UWS, and there is always a cab available if you need one.
Schools
The Upper West Side is home to some of the most elite schools in New York, including the CollegiateSchool, the TrinitySchool, the CalhounSchool, and Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School. The UWS also has some of the best public schools in the city, including FiorelloH.LaGuardiaHigh School, P.S. 9, P.S. 87, and I.S. 187. The prestigious ColumbiaUniversity lies on the Northern edge of the UWS, creating a fun and youthful environment, and a section of FordhamUniversity’s campus can be found in the area surrounding LincolnCenter.
Nightlife
The Upper West Side has everything you could want in a nightlife scene, from chic lounges and sports bars to dive bars and local pubs. For a great bar scene that makes you feel at home, check out Jake’s Dilemma (430 Amsterdam Ave), or for delicious cocktails with a fantastic view, make your way to MObar (80 Columbus Circle) on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Prohibition (503 Columbus Ave) is the place for live music and must-have martinis, or visit Abbey Pub (237 W. 105th Street) to catch the latest game.
Other restaurants on the Upper West Side:
Big Nick’s Burger and Pizza Joint (2175 Broadway)- $- Good for Takeout
Caf Luxembourg (200 W. 70th Street)- $$$- French Bistro
Carmines (2450 Broadway)- $$- Classic Italian
Charm Thai (722 Amsterdam Ave)- $$- Asian Fusion
Fred’s (476 Amsterdam Ave)- $$- Classic American
Hi-Life Bar and Grill (477 Amsterdam Ave)- $$- Pub Food
La Dinastia (145 W. 72nd Street)- $$- Chinese/Latin Fusion
Noche Mexican (452 Amsterdam Ave)- $- Mexican, Good for Takeout
Ocean Grill (384 Columbus)- $$- Seafood
For more restaurants on the UWS, check out New York Magazine’s Restaurant Section: http://nymag.com/restaurants/?f=food
Other bars/clubs on the Upper West Side:
• Broadway Dive (2662 Broadway)- Classic dive bar
• Cleopatra’s Needle (2485 Broadway)- Live jazz bands and swing music
• The Pier I Caf (Pier 1)- Caribbean-themed beach bar
• Sip (998 Amsterdam Ave)- Casual tapas bar
• Stone Rose Lounge (10 Columbus Circle, 4th Floor)- Swanky cocktail lounge
For more bars and clubs on the UWS, check out New York Magazine’s Bars Section: http://nymag.com/nightlife/?f=bars
Gyms:
• Crunch Gym (162 W. 83rd Street)
• New York Sports Club (NYSC) (2527 Broadway)
• Equinox (344 Amsterdam Ave)
Dry Cleaners/Tailors:
• Apthorp Cleaners (383 Amsterdam Ave)
• Green Apple Cleaners (322 Columbus
Zoned Schools
Elementary
Grades Pre-K–2 · 0.2 mi · 5 min walk
Middle
No zoned middle school — students choose among District 3 middle schools.
High
Citywide High School Choice — no zoned high school; students apply to high schools citywide.
School zones 2024-2025 from the NYC Department of Education via NYC Open Data. Zones can change each year and some schools have limited seats — confirm eligibility with the DOE.
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