Description
Luxury Living Near Columbia University — The Forten
Discover The Forten, a modern luxury rental residence located in Upper Manhattan, near Columbia University. The Forten offers a convenient Manhattan location, stylish interiors, and thoughtfully designed amenities for comfortable city living.
Residences feature functional layouts, great natural light, modern finishes, and comfortable living spaces suitable for relaxing, studying, or working from home. Select units may offer open views and spacious layouts.
Residents can enjoy access to building amenities including a fitness center, resident lounge, rooftop space, package room, elevator access, and secure building entry. The Forten is also adjacent to a hotel with a courtyard featuring a large-screen TV, offering an additional nearby setting to enjoy sports, movies, and casual gatherings, subject to hotel policies and availability.
Located near Columbia University, Central Park, Morningside Heights, and the 125th Street transportation corridor, The Forten offers convenient access to restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, public transportation, and neighborhood essentials.
Highlights:
- Convenient location near Columbia University
- Studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom layouts may be available
- Fitness center, lounge, rooftop, package room, elevator, and secure entry
- Adjacent hotel courtyard with large-screen TV access, subject to hotel policies and availability
- Great natural light and functional layouts
- Convenient access to public transportation, restaurants, cafes, and daily essentials
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The Forten located in New York, NY, is a great rental option for Columbia University students looking for their next place to call home. This apartment building is a short 10-minute walk to campus . There are 3 bedroom units. If you can see yourself living at The Forten or have questions about the units, reach out to the landlord by contacting them using the form above, or by calling them at (646) 849-2968.
