581 Midwood Street Large Renovated Two-Bedroom
Bright, beautifully renovated and exceptionally spacious, this large two-bedroom offers great natural light and oversized rooms throughout.
Enter into a huge open living and dining space, with plenty of room to comfortably create separate living and dining areas. The windowed kitchen features a gas range, microwave, oversized stainless-steel sink and large chef-style refrigerator.
Primary bedrooms is huge, with excellent light and plenty of room for full bedroom furniture and work-from-home space. Storage is another major plus, with five closets throughout.
Apartment Features:
Two large bedrooms
Oversized living room + dining space
Excellent natural light
Fully renovated
Windowed open-plan kitchen
Gas range and microwave
Oversized stainless-steel sink
Large chef-style refrigerator
Five closets
Heat & hot water included
Conveniently located close to Kings County Hospital and SUNY Downstate. Close to Prospect Lefferts Gardens and Crown Heights, with convenient access to the 2 and 5 trains.
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The eastern part of Flatbush, bordered by Brownsville and Carnasie, East Flatbush is a diverse residential suburb full of shopping and restaurants. A fusion of city and suburban life, this neighborhood has a lot to offer those who call it home.
Flatbush was founded in 1651 under the name, Midwout, by the Dutch settlers of the area. Once the British took over in 1664, it became the county seat Kings County. A bustling town, Flatbush remained the county seat until 1894 when it was incorporated into the town of Brooklyn.
Once Brooklyn became part of New York City in 1898, East Flatbush largely became a commuter neighborhood for Brooklyn and Manhattan, while Flatbush proper remained a relatively popular area. In the mid-1900's large swaths of Haitian immigrants began living here, adding their culture and influence to the neighborhood.
Though East Flatbush had some rough times during the Civil Rights era, the 1990's saw a vast reduction in crime…
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