This $1,800 NYC 1-Bedroom is an Upper West Side Masterpiece!
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- Unbelievably Gorgeous 1-Bedroom in Manhattan’s Incredible Upper West Side! This apartment is so nice and so affordable, there’s no way it doesnt get rented asap. Its by Central Park, Amsterdam Avenue and surrounded by cafes and restaurants. Affordable apartments like this Upper West Side 1 Bedroom are hard to find, but is this NYC apartment cheap enough for you or is New york still too expensive? Check out this upper west side apartment tour and let me know what you think!
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I'd argue that the second apartment could be perfect for a couple working from home! The living room becomes a dining room, the largest room with 2 windows is the one where you sleep, the smallest is a home office and the 2nd largest with 2 windows can be a living room substitute!!
yh that could work.
As long as you don't mind a 5th floor walk-up.
If you buy the right furniture especially those transforming type you can maximize space
@@Teddy31976 you get used to it pretty quickly!
Living room substitute? A workout room would be better
These living rooms are really just wide hallways that lead to the bedrooms.
Really throwing around the word “bedroom” huh lol
Ahhh. Never been to New York I see.
Yep
Welcome to Manhattan.
i love how he always shows the neighbourhood
The bonus of watching these videos is discovering NYC neighborhoods :D
I totally agree!
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It’s the whole point of these videos for me
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Yep!
daily dose of watching this instead of paying attention in class
The way I’m doing this right now😭😭
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Professors love hearing that 😀
Smart choice
Me rn
You’re not only helping people find apartments, you’re definitely helping promote local businesses. Also doing a great job for promoting tourism for those of us who would like to see the real New York, not the tourist traps.
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Helping all businesses except Dunkin’ Donuts ,Starbucks and Domino’s Pizza. For some reason he’s got it in for those three companies. 😂
Thanks
@@janedoe805 lol
@@CashJordan What are the requirements to live here?
Accelerating gentrification. LEAVE THE HOOD ALONE
I cannot believe that one bedroom is only $1,800. It is incredible! High ceilings, exposed brick, washer & dryer! Wow. Cash, I live in Santa Barbara CA and my landlord charges that amount for a 350 square foot studio. But, then, I am 7 minutes from the ocean. 🙂 Upper West Side is where I grew up- 93rd and Columbus. When I want to visit home, I watch your videos. Thankxxxx.
That 3-bed is really a tremendous deal. That's the winner. The only reason anybody might not think so is because it's hard to imagine how useful the roofdeck is while it's covered with 4-6 inches of snow. I mean it seemed like you barely took more than 1 step up there. In the summer on day when it's not raining, the roofdeck is your living room.
Sure, if you’re willing to have your neighbors’ living rooms in the same space. No sight barrier and no sound barrier. Imagine the arguments over playing music out there.
@@juniper617 well that's the reality of living in NY almost everywhere and you can easily add some tall desert grass or plants for more privacy. Not a big deal to most people
@@juniper617 put earbuds in and put up a tall fake hedge...voila
I am finally catching on - you’re building an empire. 1st channel - housing; 2nd channel is food critic; 3rd is tourists channel featuring each section of the city; etc. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Lol good idea
Yes this guy is great
Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me).
@@tinajsews2835 Praise the Lord
Upstairs for me & my boyfriend...downstairs when we break up 😂
In the first apt., I'd use the bedroom for a living room and then put up a room divider between the kitchen area and that other room which I'd use for a bedroom. That way: the bathroom makes it an en suite.
For sure. Why have all the sunlight in bedroom where you usually sleep when it’s dark outside. I would do the same :)
I rather the only bathroon not be through my bedroom
Love the first apartment. It's laid out really well. The second I'd call a 2-bedroom because one of those rooms will definitely have to act as a livingroom. Both are really good for the price. The laundry is a bonus.
@FaerieSensai A new feature that increases the value.
I agree totally but that deck in the 2nd apt is a really nice bonus. Drawback is it's a 5 floor walk-up.
@@judeiz2203 Then you get the complete work out advantage of the apartment! 5 flights of stairs plus the pilates or weight lifting on the deck! It' awesome! I would have killed for a deck.
I dont think ill ever move to ny but it was always a fantasy of mine when i was younger. I love watching vids like this it makes me feel like im actually looking for an appartment
That first apartment is perfect for me! Just perfect! No complaints for a minimalist person!❤️
I agree, and in New York, I think it's reasonably priced.
It's mine 🤣🤣🤣
I actually like both. The ceilings are fantastic. I would call the second one a 2 bedroom though since it needs a livingroom.
2:48 La Piccola Cucina is an AMAZING Italian restaurant. Maybe my favorite in NYC!
It means The tiny Kitchen.
I really don’t like when the landlords say it’s a 2+ bedroom when there is no living room..Isn’t one of those rooms supposed to be the living room?!
@@ludastout2852 That's exactly what's happening. Family houses have been all turned into condos. I lived in JC, across the river, for 13 years, and my apartment was listed as a 1 and a 1/2 bedrooms 😂 ... + kitchen/dining/living room. It was not that bad, but I disliked the fact they had built the bathroom INSIDE the kitchen. I lived alone so not biggy. But bathrooms built inside what used to be a walk-in-closet or the pantry are quite common now.
Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me).
@@pluma1111 Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me).
The layout is kinda tight, I do like all the recessed lights in the coffered ceilings tho!
I would rather have a studio apartment with a proper layout than either of these if I had to choose.
But this lay out is quite common... the place where I live is like the first apartment, albeit far less modern and in a basement.
Same here. Why do NYC apartments all have shitty layouts?
@@MollyPorter they have to cram everything into a tiny space
I would rather pay 2k mortgage for a 2200 sf house on the shore in Maine lol
A studio with a proper layout? There is no layout, its a room.
The kitchen in the one-bedroom is a masterclass in stuffing in amenities that make the kitchen itself less useful.
Agree. The wine cooler was nice, but I would rather have more storage space.
@@cremebrulee4759 Do ppl really have to be so fancy that they can't just put their wine in the fridge for a bit?
I was thinking the same thing. Who needs a wine fridge in an 1800 apartment? What you actually need is a freaking cabinet.
@@cremebrulee4759 👍
@@davidmiller2360 You do not refrigerate red wines. Yes, the wine cooler is absolutely stupid. Useful only during the 5 hottest months if you drink white wine... which you can chill in the fridge a couple hours before opening anyway.
I love the brick! This apt has so much character….washer/dryer big plus…the wood floors are gorgeous…I love it! I like the one bedroom best…for a single person it’s perfect
Since I'm used to living alone in a 1600sf 3 bedroom home I would have to go for the 3bedroom. I am a bit surprised that the kitchen in the 1 bedroom was actually to code because where I live in New Orleans, you have to have at least 12 inches of counter space on at least one side of a stove. Primarily so that you can set down a hot pot if you grab it and realize that it is too hot to handle. Not sure why you can't just put it back on the stove but that is code here. LOL I would rather have extra cabinet space over the wine fridge.
@4Freedom4AllOh, Ms. FreedomForAll, you are what my Mamma would've called "High Maintenance." As in discerning, not tricky. OK, from the Land Of Sorta Free: "...living alone in a three-bedroom apartment for years..." WHY?! However, you got it, pay for it, and still have managed to "fill" it; I'm curious if you live in Manhattan. B/C they are not typical NY'er Laments. And that kitchen is perfect! The less horizontal space, the less scrubbing. And the water/dryer here is worth the rent of a Mercedes. Very odd things caught your attention, IMO. That said, I'm the strongest person in Manhattan, so there's no judgment in this, and, honestly, I thought the same things. Except that I love that kitchen; we do different there.
I love that he roasts big chains and compliments small businesses
I loved the coffered ceilings in the one -bedroom apartment! In fact, everything is very nice...except for the location of the bathroom. I love the outdoor access that the 3-bedroom has but those 3 rooms are way too tiny and the common living space is microscopic.
I don’t think it’s legal to have the stove right next to the refrigerator
The storefront you were unsure of is a restaurant. Cucina means kitchen in Italian.
And spanish
@@callmeosho7792 cocina is spanish not cucina.
@@vp-oe1em and pronounced differently
the three bedroom one - make one of those into a livingroom and you are golden. it has outside space as well, awesome.
In the 1st apartment, move the laundry into the closet and move fridge over so the could be counterplace and storage in between in stove and fridge. In the 2nd apartment the space across from the kitchen in front of the window would be dining area and make another counterspace on the wall by the window. Take out the wine cooler and make more storage.Turn the room away from the other two into the living room. That would be a comfortable layout for 2 roommates.
All that amenities and thoroughly renovated and for these prices, these are great deals. I'm leaning towards the "3 bedrooms" and get ONE roommate. Slight downside is it's a 5th floor walk up.
5th floor walkup is OOF. But at least you only have to schlep for groceries and not laundry!
I think it’s always better to be living above people instead of having people above you.
@@dmt2k - True, but it's possible that you can live on the top floor without having to climb 4 stair cases. You could live on a 3 flight building, or an elevator building.
@@TimeIdle I find it hilarious how lazy people are about climbing a few flights of stairs. I live in a fourth-floor walkup, and I feel like bounding up the stairs every day supplies a little "fitness for free." New Yorkers shouldn't be too lazy to go up stairs.
@@RebeccaStropoli - It's not lazy, it's also monotonous. I live on a 3rd floor walk up. That's perfectly fine. 4th floor I can deal. 5th floor... I don't know. Imagine leaving the building and then forget something. Walking up 4 flights to get to your apt isn't that much, until you have to carry heavy groceries...
I love me some wine but when there's so little cabinet space, these owners need to STOP putting in a wine fridge.
That's very needed storage in tiny kitchens like these.
the owner was an alchie lmao
Unplug it, use it as spice rag/ dry good storage
Wine fridges and medicine cabinets as well
Oh boy, I actually viewed the first apartment around a year ago. I have thoughts...
The listing agent was erratic, late, and knew nothing about the apartment. There were tenants living there and the agent said they were away so we had to sneak in and out quickly. The tenants had a bed in the living room and a cat had it’s own room in the bedroom. It was gross, weird, and smelled horrible. We walked quickly through being told that we should be quick as the tenants might come back, while having a cat hissing at us. Also, when I opened the closet door by the kitchen the handle came off in my hand. The bedroom is barely above ground level and faces the building trash cans. The agent couldn’t answer any generic questions about the building as “she was just too busy with her listings to know.” The unit is really just a shiny turd. We left and never looked back. Hopefully they deep cleaned that place.
However...it is cheap so there is that. Renter be warned. Plenty of other great places on the UWS.
The light in that unit seemed terrible. Did you wind up finding a place? I wish I knew a few good agents on the UWS who are good to work with.
What a coincidence
@@EastSide-qc5oy Yup it looked way better in pics/video than in person. And yes I did, a much larger and cleaner unit in a pre-war building. If you can find an agent that works exclusively with a landlord's buildings they will be much more knowledgeable. I found one like that but connected through StreetEasy first. Good luck!
wha01 Hey if you don’t mind me asking, did you connect with them through a listing for a specific apartment on Streeteasy or did you connect with them to talk about working with them but not with a specific unit in mind? I get confused about the broker dynamic. Thanks very much for your insight!
@@EastSide-qc5oy through a listing for a specific apartment on Streeteasy, so got lucky in that way as it's not easy to tell. At minimum I recommend ensuring there is no broker fee when you talk to anyone - no reason to ever pay a broker's fee especially now.
I really love your videos and how you walk through and review the neighbourhood as well!
It’s my dream to visit NYC some day it’s the best city in the world 💗
The building location is pretty good, with subway access 5 - 10 minutes away (depending on which line you want) and good shopping opportunities. Laundry in both units justifies adding a bit to the rent.
The one-bedroom is oddly laid out, with the bathroom so far from the bedroom, and swapping with the living area would require major carpentry work. While I often like being on the first floor, sleeping right next to the street could be unpleasant. The kitchen contains everything possible except two vital things: cabinet and counter space. This is one of those places that looks better than it is.
The three bedroom would be awfully tight for three people to share, and it also had a well-applianced but overcrowded kitchen with little counter or cabinet space and virtually no living room. The bedrooms are small, so I'd think two sharing would appreciate the third room for the TV, etc. This one loses points for being a fifth-floor walkup.
Both apartments are nicely remodeled and may seem to be bargains, but they both have flaws that would personally make me keep looking - especially in the current market with so much available.
A hot cup of coffee (home brewed of course) and a Cash video, really warms my heart on this cold, snowy day! Oh and the first apartment is my favorite.
Love the snow and there is some extra magical about snow in NYC, even though when its absolutely freezin'.
I am from the UWS and still have a place there (100th/RSD) but am working in Asia. I really enjoy your videos since I think you not only provide info on the apartments but the neighborhood, which I've not seen very often. Really so well done!
I like the David Lynch vibe music in the beginning.
This older video crossed my feed and I was stoked to see my neighborhood finally! Same landlord I’ve got too (pretty much all the same remodel materials down the the exact same sink sprayer!) Boy I wish I’d have gotten that deal when we moved in (although maybe not - I can’t imagine what that 3 bedroom’s gonna renew at)
Kitchen 1: Why use needed space for a wine fridge ? What is it with these wine fridges all over NYC ? Buy one and put it in the bedroom.
Apt 2: the best "deal" but I don't want a roommate and that would push my budget too far. Fab find for a married couple who work at home or a couple of roomies with a "den" in common.
I had a friend on 110th near Amsterdam in the 1970's. That neighborhood has come a long way, Baby !
Both are beautiful! I'm a sucker for exposed brick, wood floors, tall ceilings, and detailed moulding. Excellent finishing in both.
I’m glad that you speak highly about the small business close too the rental. ✊🏾👏🏾👏🏾
To add to the Subway tuna thing, in Ireland the courts recently determined that Subway bread has too much sugar to be called bread. Now extra tax is added on to a Subway sandwich.
They tested the bread but not the meat ? Interesting.🤓
@@jburnett8152 Yes because we have sugar taxes over here for drinks and pastries. That's why soft drinks are incredibly expensive if you want full sugar, companies had a choice - to make their bottles smaller and charge the same amount when incorporating the sugar tax or they could sub the sugar for aspartame and ruin the flavour.
I love the 3 bedroom apartment. The outdoor space is Marvelous. And you're right, the area beside the kitchen would be my donning room & the larger bedroom with 2 windows would be my living room. The smallest bedroom would be home office & storage. The rent divided 3 ways is smart, but I'm too old for roommates. As always, love the neighborhood tour.
I love everything about the 1 bedroom EXCEPT where the bathroom is. I feel like both are priced really well 😊 the ceilings in the first one are amazing. And what a deal for the 3 bedroom with a rooftop outdoor space 🙌🏻 good size too 😊
I agree, I might even suggest buying a Murphy Bed and place it in the living room close to the bathroom, as an option. Then the bedroom could become your living room or office.
Gorgeous apartment!! I love how it’s in walking distance! Literally everything is so close!!!
Yep amazing
Love that you show the neighborhood from one foodie to another
Loving both apartments I could literally have either and be happy.
So the only storage for pots, pans, glasses and dishes in the in kitchen is above the microwave that is mounted too high, above a full sized fridge that even Cash can't reach, or above a stacked washer and dryer? 🤣🤣🤣
Well that is that closet that can be used as a pantry. :)
For that price I'll get a step stool!
@@Precious.Marketing yes definitely use the pantry & you can purchase a bakers rack for additional kitchenware, however, this being NY a good majority order in.
Always with the great content, INSANE !
Any woman can correct me, but the more I see these apartments, how can women live there with tiny bedrooms with broom sized closets.
Clothes, shoes, where do you put them. You have to put single beds to have enough room for a dresser and another standing closet.
The rooms are actually closets. Sleep in the tub. Everything else under the floor board.
I'm happy that u make show about apartment variety depends on cost rent that helps me alot understand about different price etc. Thks I appreciate u doing this. Pls do this show what to do with apartment and place best. Thks :)
Not sure why but the first apartment stood out more to me. Both beautifully decorated stunning flooring and fixtures. I love the interior windows that your apartments seem to have in New York, we don,t get that here much in the UK
I see who you are now and what you're up to and it's all positive, constructive and good. Doing it all underground and slyly cool. You're single handedly saving New York. Views in the 100K and almost as many subscribers. God Speed to you Sir.
Thank you!!
Excellent tours, as always. Gracias 🙏
You got it
2022 and my TH-cam algorithm recommended videos from this channel. And now I live vicariously in New York through you😂 many thanks from a tiny island country in the Pacific called Fiji.
They're both fantastic.. laundry, dishwasher.... The living space in the first one is better, but the outdoor space in the second one is great!
three bedroom had the cool extra outdoor space, totally worth it for the 6 months of good weather.
I live in this neighborhood and I can tell you that there is sooooo much in this neighborhood. Columbia University is right on W116th and Broadway. Tropical Sensation serves REALLY GOOD Spanish food. Central Park and Morningside Park is like 4-5 blocks away. Great neighborhood for both young professionals AND families.
2nd apartment definitely the better of the two - rooftop patio hello! Yes, the "living room" is a living hallway and really a 2 bd but the roof patio is a win (Sunshine, Vit D, garden, fitness/meditation, BBQ and hang out zone, anything!)
That was the most packed kitchen with appliances! Wow!! But the 1 bedroom is the best!
They're both a steal!! I had no idea there were affordable apartments in Manhattan. The 3 bedroom gets bonus points because of the roof deck
They’re both nice. The first has enough space but not a lot of natural light. If I could afford the second, 1 room as bedroom, 1 as living room and 1 as office with eat in kitchen.
My old neighborhood, Columbia U. Great place to live. Access to Central Park, Morningside Park, Riverside Park, Upper West Side shopping, Harlem.
That 1800 1 bdrm is sweet. Nice space and layout. A pantry always sells me.
🗣🎤 When u exited the subway there’s the best pizza spot on Bdway. One slice is equal to 2 slices of basic NY pizza. It’s a small spot but you’ll find it easily bc the line is always out the door. A true NYer knows the good eats of almost every neighborhood 🥰
BUT, they will kill you with one glance if you shake too much paprika or garlic from the shakers 😂
I would like the first apt for just myself alone, but who wants to be alone? Ha!
The Subway story is troubling isn’t it?
Love your walks- real pizza and real coffee is life❣️I heartily agree😆
Keep warm and safe, you’re working hard
Cash🥰
I was looking for a place in NY city . Glad I found you something to keep in mind for this fall moving to NY🙏
I’d use the middle bedroom as the hangout spot on that 3 bedroom apt. Even tho the 2 bedroom was a bit tight, I really like it
Hey dude, great video, I loved that collab you did Eric that was great, can"t believe how small those places were 😁
I've been waiting on this. ❤ that looked like a soap dispenser in the first apartment kitchen 👍🏽
That’s a pretty good guess but, it’s a WFS (Water Filtration System). Which is pretty strange because NYC is known for having really good water. 😉
@@janedoe805 oh cool. That's nice to have either way
The 1 bedroom was nice! The other apartment...I would use it as a 2 bed and make the other the living room. It’s always nice to have a deck. W/D in both is a major bonus.
What a difference a year makes! I just got done watching today's West Village one bedroom for $3500.
A couple of days ago Cash introduced a few $2300 apartments but today $2400 gets more rooms with a roof.
I think that's the first 1-bedroom that reminded me of a studio. Frankly you've had studios recently I liked a lot more.
Heck with a barstool at that counter. Install some under counter shelves for a public pantry. Use the wine cooler for pantry space. That multi-tasking laundry room kitchen needs storage help so slap up more narrow shelves across from the kitchen. You need a place for your SPAM and teabags.
The closet next to the kitchen is where you put laundry soap, linens and vacuum. 1 bedroom can be workable but scrunched. Pass on the 3 bedroom. No go on stairs.
Really like how you berate the food chains and big up the local community. The roof deck is a bonus.
Lol yes
While simultaneously living in a giant city that is the "big chain" equivalent to human living. I doubt he sees the irony.
The one bedroom is really nice at that price!
I'm pretty sure I've been outside that H-Mart before
I love when there's snow in these vids!!
Located a little far north ("up"), I love the first apartment!! I still consider it first floor. In my city, I think most first floors are slightly elevated. The layout is totalllly workable though, and has all the stuff you want/need (hall closet, laundry, ect.).
Big apartment is pretty sick, too, for a redone place.
They did a nice job making that small space so luxurious. Like a high end RV...minus the pop-outs.
Best part of your clips are the quick tours of each neighbourhood ...
Wish there was such good food options where I live....you make it all sound so good!
Love your videos Cash. I'm a binge junkie. I just love them and looking to move to NYC.
We were suppose to visit NYC this last Christmas but Covid changed that of course...so ready for NY to open back up :)
I'm loving this channel!!
Hey cash, love your channel, I live uk but still love your stuff, keep up the good work mate!!
Actually both are really nice. Spacious and clean, and adorable.
The closed business is an Italian restaurant, “La piccola cucina” means the little kitchen
Tropical Sensation is THE BEST for Hispanic food! 😋❤️ Used to eat there regularly when I worked Uptown.
Love the vids cash!!
Love the coffered ceilings. Havent seen that before in your listings. Placement of washer/dryer is weird though.
Great digs and nice layout. Good deals!!
I DO enjoy seeing the nice New York apartments you show. Out of my price range, but they are nice!👍
and there are those grey tiles again! I liked the one bedroom. Nice space if you live alone or even for a couple and the rent is sooo reasonable! I really can't deal with that spiral iron staircase. I lived in apartment that had one and never made peace with it. Every day I was hyper aware of danger. At the time I had a small dog and was afraid for her to go up and down so I found a way to block it off but that meant I was constantly moving the barrier and replacing it. So, I got a duplex and the dog hated that she got cheated out of the whole space..lol
Tropical Sensation taste real good!!
Ken’s ratings: 1 bedroom A-; “3” bedroom B. Hmmm... There are those bathrooms designed by Mr. Plumber. I recognize them all over the city. The first one would have gotten an A, but no bathtub. Room sizes are adequate. Awkward to have the bathroom door in the living room. Second one won’t get above a B because all rooms were so small. Bathroom by Mr. Plumber. I have to watch again... Coffee anywhere?
Don’t be mean Ken
@@hughflucas7075 I just calls it as I sees it! 😀😀😀
@@kenlasky3904 oh ok
First view, like and comment 😂❤ Ceiling design is amazing
Really like the one bedroom. Although the layout is unusual(bathroom close to living room) I could make it work.
good luck Ca$h... Hope NYC returns soon!
Love this channel and the commentary is humorous and entertaining 👍 👌
Was there a special this past year on that variegated gray subway tile? Every bathroom in every video has it.
You are so much fun to watch !!
This used to be my old neighborhood and now I'm real nostalgic 😭