Manhattan
Sublets in Harlem
Historic & cultural
Harlem is the cultural heart of Black America and one of NYC's most historic neighborhoods. From the Apollo Theater to soul food institutions, Harlem is experiencing a renaissance while holding onto the identity that makes it iconic.
Also known as
Harlem takes in Central Harlem, West Harlem, Manhattanville and Strivers' Row. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Harlem
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
culture
Apollo Theater
Where legends are made. Amateur Night launched Ella Fitzgerald, James Brown, and countless others.
food
Sylvia's Restaurant
The queen of soul food since 1962. Sunday gospel brunch is a Harlem rite of passage.
park
Marcus Garvey Park
A community anchor with a fire watchtower, outdoor pool, and summer concert series.
culture
Studio Museum in Harlem
The leading museum for art of the African diaspora. Small but powerful, and always free.
food
Red Rooster
Marcus Samuelsson's comfort food destination. Southern-meets-global cuisine in a vibrant, music-filled space.
park
Central Park (North)
The park's quieter, wilder north end. The Harlem Meer, the Ravine, and far fewer crowds.
What Harlem is like
Dining
Soul food landmarks, Senegalese restaurants, and a growing wave of new bistros and cafes. Sunday brunch is an institution.
Nightlife
Live jazz, R&B, and spoken word. The nightlife here has a cultural depth you won't find elsewhere in Manhattan.
Green space
Marcus Garvey Park, St. Nicholas Park, and Morningside Park. Central Park's north end is close.
Getting around
- 23125th St
- ABCD125th St
- 456125th St
9subway lines
Why people sublet here
- The Apollo Theater and rich musical history
- Incredible soul food and West African cuisine
- Beautiful brownstone blocks
- More affordable than most of Manhattan