41 Kosciuszko Street #415

No Broker Fee, Available for Immediate Move-in!  

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ABOUT THE APARTMENT:

This is a NEWLY RENOVATED APARTMENT on the FOURTH FLOOR of a SUPER-DOPE building with all NEW FINISHES!  A TRUE 1 BEDROOM with GINORMOUS WINDOWS and an EXTRA ROOM you can use as a HOME OFFICE or a baby's bedroom. Other features include:

-Hardwood Floors

-High Ceilings (20 Feet!)

-Stainless Appliances

-8 Foot Kitchen Island

-Dishwasher

-Central Heat/Air

-Microwave

-Modern Tiled Bathroom

-Rain Shower Head

-Granite Countertops

-Doublepane Windows

-Hot Water Tank

-Closets Throughout

-Nice Living Room

ABOUT THE BUILDING:

This is an STUNNING / ARTSY / FUNKY NEW DEVELOPMENT in a PRIME LOCATION in Bed Stuy that is LOADED WITH FREE AMENITIES:

-Art Lounge / Game Room / Library / TV / WiFi Lounge /BILLIARD ROOM with a FOOSBALL TABLE (if you don't believe me, check out the pics!)

-Package Room

-Virtual Doorman

-Furnished ROOF TOP DECK

-FITNESS CENTER

-LAUNDRY ROOM

-Lobby

-Bike Storage

-Baby Stroller Storage

-Garage Parking (additional $150/month)

-Live-In Super

-MOVIE THEATER (Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?)

-Yoga Room

-Pet Friendly

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD:

The most interesting people in the world are multi-faceted, the most compelling stories contain a surprise or two, and the most endearing neighborhoods are multi-layered. Bedford-Stuyvesant -- more commonly referred to as Bed-Stuy -- is one of those multi-layered neighborhoods where there is always something new to see and discover.  Bed-Stuy is famous for its impressive brownstones, built for well-to-do Brooklynites in the late 19th century. When families from Harlem moved into those brownstones in the 1920s and 30s (in order to get out of overcrowded Harlem), they brought with them a new layer of experience, a new story to tell. Today, these pieces of architectural history are among the most sought-after properties in Brooklyn. Bed-Stuy's tree-lined streets are home to a colorful variety of shops and restaurants, each allowing another peak into the makeup of the neighborhood. Stroll down Jefferson Avenue, east to Malcolm X Boulevard, and west to Tompkins Avenue to see those stunning brownstones, many of which still contain the classical architectural elements and ornamental details with which they were designed. Stop in at Dough's on Lafayette Avenue for an out-of-this-world donut experience (how about hibiscus, blood orange, or dulce de leche with almonds?). Go antique furniture shopping at Bedford Galleries, The Lions Den, or I Like Mikes Mid-Century Modern. While shopping for the classics, check out vintage clothing at Installation Brooklyn, Jordan Heads Brooklyn, Miss Master's Closet, or the ever-charming Harold and Maude Vintage. A fabulous dinner is easy when the layers of a neighborhood consist of diverse cultures. Visit Joloff Restaurant for West Afro cuisine, L'Antagoniste for French, Tepache for Mexican, or Saraghina for Italian.  There is no arguing the fact that Bed-Stuy is in the midst of adding a new layer to its already impressive history, but that's what a living, breathing neighborhoods does. Everyone who has passed through Bed-Stuy has left a bit of their character here. From Lena Horne to Norah Jones and Chris Rock, each soul has left their mark. It is, perhaps, no wonder that so many people wish they could call Bed-Stuy home.  

Steps from the G Train (Bedford-Nostrand Stop), and a short walk to the A & C trains and Franklin Avenue Shuttle--which can take you anywhere in Brooklyn or Manhattan in minutes!  On Kosciuszko Street, between Nostrand & Bedford Avenues, which have plenty of cafe's convenience stores, restaurants, bars, and anything you can think of!

Please call Joseph Immediately, as this unit WILL RENT SOON!

This apartment's rent is 6.65% cheaper than the median rent of $2,780 for a 1-bedroom apartment in Bedford-Stuyvesant, New York, NY.

The median is solely based on the area and the number of bedrooms. Listing-specific characteristics such as the number of bathrooms and the amenities will also impact the price.

The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $2,595. The building also boasts a fitness center to help residents stay in great shape. The unit interior features hardwood floors. Both cats and dogs are allowed, but as always, double check with the manager about any specific pet concerns you may have. The kitchen conveniently includes a dishwasher. This is a No Fee apartment, meaning the manager or agent should not ask you for a broker fee (there may still be deposits and other move-in fees paid to the landlord).

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