New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Brooklyn (NY-18370)

This two-bedroom apartment is located on Jerome Street in-between Fulton Street and Atlantic Ave in the neighborhood of Cypress Hills in Brooklyn. It sits on the first floor (same as the European ground floor). Three Blocks away from this apartment you have access to Highland Park, the park that connects the borders of Queens and Brooklyn counties.

Walking into this apartment you are immediately greeted with a modern touch. From the furniture to the intricate textured wall, modernity flows perfectly throughout this two-bedroom apartment. Walking into this apartment, you are greeted with your 200 sqft (18.5 sqm in European) living room. In your living room you are greeted with a sofa, TV with cable, and an A/C unit. Flowing into the kitchen, in your open floor-plan apartment, it is equipped with a refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster, a dishwasher, and an oven with a four-burner stove. The first bedroom is 120 sqft (11.15 sqm in European) and it is fully furnished in a modern ambiance following the atmosphere of the whole apartment. It is a full-size bed and comes with sheets, an A/C unit, TV, and a window. In the second bedroom, you also have a full-size bed, with sheets, and a window. Both bedrooms have an exposed brick wall, for a classic New York interior to a modern apartment. The bathroom comes with tub-shower, towels, water closet, a sink, and a mirror spanning half the room, creating a sleek modern look. With exception to the bathroom, which is covered in tiles, the whole apartment is covered in hardwood floors.

Brooklyn is iconic. It is the most populous county in New York, and the second most densely populated county in all of the United States. Therefore, with that being said, you can meet anyone in Brooklyn from any background you could possibly imagine. This two-bedroom apartment is located just a six-minute walk (0.3 miles / 0.48 km in European) from Van Siclen Ave Subway Station where you can catch the J and Z train. In a ten-minute walk (0.5 miles / 0.8 km in European) you can access lines A and C. The subway station from there on gives you endless opportunities to explore either the rest of Brooklyn, or beyond. If you choose to stay and explore Brooklyn, you can walk around the Promenade, with a view of the Manhattan Skyline and the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges. You can stop and enjoy a cup of coffee from one of the local coffee shops in the area, or even have a nice scenic lunch. Brooklyn is also home to the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, located at the northern tip of Prospect Park.