Furnished 3 Bedroom Apartments Priced From: - We have a variety of full three bedroom apartment options at The Alabama with leases beginning now through September. Short term options are also available.

The Alabama is a full-service luxury building designed to cater to the busy study and work schedules of our residents. The location on 11th Street between 5th and 6th Avenue puts you in the Gold Coast of Greenwich Village near all Manhattan subway lines, and some of the City’s best restaurants and night life hot spots. It’s also close to Washington Square Park, the Cardozo School of Law, NYU and many other neighborhood Universities. With a 24hr business center, including three study rooms and a conference room outfitted with a TV and large desk, a 24hr coffee bar featuring De Jong Duke Commercial coffee and espresso machine, a fitness center, and an Amazon Hub Secure Package Receiver, we’re sure this will be the perfect home for you to redefine the way you live.


The apartments come fully furnished with 50’ or 40’ LED TVs, a full-size sofa, dining table, full size beds with underbed built-in dressers, custom-designed wardrobes, and more… The designer kitchens feature top-of-the-line appliances including built-in millwork refrigerators and dishwashers, custom built-in glass cooktops and microwave convection ovens, and quartz countertops. The over-sized bathrooms feature spa-like rainfall shower heads, all modern fixtures and classic subway tile. To top it off, every apartment is outfitted with Smart Key Saflok Front Door Security Locks.

The Alabama was originally built in 1903 as part of the Van Rensselaer Hotel. In 2016 it was reimagined, redesigned, and redeveloped as luxury furnished apartments for the busy New York City student and working professional. Each unit features ultra-modern finishes and comes fully furnished with cable and internet included in the rent, and you won’t need to set up your utility bills. We bill each tenant based on their individual usage so you don’t have to worry about going through the hassle of setting up accounts with every utility company.