New York Accommodation - 2 Bedroom Rental in Bedford Stuyvesant (NY-18059)

Stay at this 3rd floor (European 2nd floor) walk-up Bedford-stuyvesant Two Bedroom vacation rental with full bath and embrace the urban lifestyle. This Bedford Stuyvesant Two Bedroom vacation rental combines a living room with an open kitchen and has wood floors throughout. The living area radiates with its three large windows. The added natural light from the three windows together with the interior's recess lighting captivate with sophistication. A/C and ceiling fan provide extra ventilation.

The contemporary style and the layout of the living room were designed for entertainment. A three seater sectional sofa, coffee table, and an enormous wide flat-screen TV are there for gatherings. The open plan kitchen \ dining area has generous food preparation spaces and is equipped with built-in stainless-steel appliances (stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, and coffeemaker). Wooden Cabinetry and dining for two guests share the space that was made for function and flexibility.

• Bedroom one features a queen-sized bed, drawer cabinet, wood floors, closet, A/C, and two windows.
• Bedroom two has a twin bed, wooden flooring, drawer cabinet, closet, A/C, and one window.

This Bedford-stuyvesant accommodation is located near the Macon Street & Patchen Avenue intersection in Brooklyn, NY. From the Halsey Street / Broadway Subway Station (0.6mi\0.9km) one can catch the NYC J train. At the Ralph Avenue / Fulton Street New York Transit Station A and C (0.5mi\0.80km).

• Stroll through Malcolm X Blvd. and shop and dine. Find a wide selection of restaurants serving everything from Indian cuisine at Taj Masala (0.3mi\0.48km) to healthy drinks at Natural Blend Vegan Cafe & Juice Bar (0.3mi\0.48km), to drumsticks at Crown Fried Chicken (0.3mi\0.48km), to soul food at T-Roc Homestyle Cooking (0.2mi\0.32km).

It is in-close to other New York City neighborhoods such as Crown Heights and Prospect Heights. Drive or take the train and visit the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, and Prospect Park.