Affordable New York apartments for families (Nov 11)

431 Sterling Pl #2A

Two-bedroom in Prospect Heights, $2,500/month

Located on a tree-lined street, this two-bedroom pad features hardwood floors, plentiful cabinet space and high ceilings with lots of natural light shining through. You'll have tons of room to romp around with the kiddos thanks to a spacious living room and bedrooms. The apartment is situated in a 'hood filled with tons of families, just a short walk from Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Museum. Catch the 2 and 3 trains at the Eastern Parkway–Brooklyn Museum Station and hop on the 4 and 5 trains at nearby Franklin Ave—a thoroughfare lined with great family restaurants.

431 Sterling Pl #2A

Two-bedroom in Prospect Heights, $2,500/month

431 Sterling Pl #2A

Two-bedroom in Prospect Heights, $2,500/month

W 110th St and Central Park North

Two-bedroom in Harlem, $2,550/month

Call this place your home and Central Park will literally be your front yard. The renovated two-bedroom apartment sits rights on the border of the Upper West Side and Harlem, featuring modern appliances, in-unit laundry, ample closet space and an attractive, tiled bathroom. With shabby-chich hardwood flooring, exposed brick and overhead lighting, the place already has a cool feel—just add a few cozy touches to make it your own. For your transportation needs, the B,C, 2 and 3 trains are right around the corner at the Cathedral Pkwy station. Strolls through Morningside Park and trips to the behemoth Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine are great ways to keep the tots busy.

W 110th St and Central Park North

Two-bedroom in Harlem, $2,550/month

W 110th St and Central Park North

Two-bedroom in Harlem, $2,550/month

E 78th St #23

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month

This Upper East Side apartment is equipped with hardwood floors, a spacious kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and a full-size dishwasher—but the prime location is the real draw. You can escape the concrete jungle and visit Central Park or John Jay Park, both just a few blocks away, or give the kids a dose of culture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The 6 train is easily accessible at the 77th Street station, and the crosstown bus on 79th St zips right through the park to get you to the west side in a flash.

E 78th St #23

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month

E 78th St #23

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month

E 8th St and Ave D

Two-bedroom in East Village, $2,600/month

This clean, remodeled apartment is a true two-bedroom offering a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and marble flooring! There’s also a small roof deck area for the adults to have a glass of wine when the kiddos are in bed…awesome. On weekends, your family can get up early and beat the brunch crowds at some of the area's awesome restaurants. The pancakes at Clinton Street Baking Co. are calling your name!

E 8th St and Ave D

Two-bedroom in East Village, $2,600/month

E 8th St and Ave D

Two-bedroom in East Village, $2,600/month

407 E 77th St #5W

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month

This railroad-style abode includes a large separate kitchen with plenty of cabinet space, and a long granite countertop, perfect for cooking up your evening meals and prepping school lunches. Easy-to-clean parquet floors and plenty of closets will help keep things tody. Kids will love the apartment’s proximity to John Jay Park and Carl Schurz Park and for quick travel, the 6 train is just a short walk away.

407 E 77th St #5W

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month

407 E 77th St #5W

Two-bedroom on the Upper East Side, $2,550/month