The Most Expensive Rental Listings In Washington Heights

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — Washington Heights is a beautiful neighborhood when it comes to real estate. There's lots of homes and apartments next to expansive stretches of parkland, homes on the Hudson and East rivers and historic homes dating back to the colonial United States.

Patch looked through realtor.com's list of homes and apartments for rent in Washington Heights to feature some of the priciest single-family listings on the market right now.

Take a look at some of these high-end rentals, and click the links to see more photos.

10 Sylvan Terrace

Asking price: $6,500/month

It's no surprise that the most expensive rental listing in Washington Heights is a Sylvan Terrace row house. The block, located within the Morris Jumel Historic District, features rows of old carriage houses leading to the Morris Jumel Mansion. These homes rarely end up on the market, which means they often command a hefty asking price.

1795 Riverside Dr Apt 1M

Asking price: $5,546/month

This four-bedroom, three-bathroom Riverside Drive apartment is described as "enormous" and has been recently renovated. The apartment's location — nestled between Fort Tryon Park and Inwood Hill park just minutes from The Cloisters — commands a high asking price.

578 W 183rd St Unit 1

Asking price: $4,995/month

Another four-bedroom home, this one with two bathrooms, makes an appearance on the list. The property features oversized windows and a skylight resulting in "tons of natural light cascading through the entire home," according to the realtor.com listing.

706 W 180th St Apt 4

Asking price: $4,500/month

This first-floor apartment unit contains three bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms, according to a realtor.com listing. With a long hallway great for displaying paintings, the apartment is a great fit for art lovers. The building is located blocks away from some Washington Heights landmarks including the United Palace and Fort Washington.

All images via realtor.com.