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2BR 1BA Original Layout Renovated 5th Ave Park Slope
Video available on Instagram @ nycrooms4nomads
No fee
Spacious
High ceilings
2nd fl. walkup
Hardwood floors
Heat & hot water included
Brand new gut renovation throughout
Spacious apartment with a proper original layout: full size kitchen, dining room nook, living room, bathroom, & two bedrooms
Master bedroom is at least 1.5x the size of the smaller bedroom, California king sized with a large closet
Second bedroom would work best as a full size bedroom, with a closet situated at the end of the hallway
Living room area is spacious
Tiled bathroom was fully redone, and contains a standing shower with glass door
Dining room and kitchen are tiled with completely brand new stainless steel appliances, plenty of cabinets & countertop space
You are surrounded by all of the things which make life in the big city feel small and intimate. Gyms, bars, coffee shops, supermarkets, shopping centers, venues, green spaces like Prospect Park
There's a reason why @timeoutnewyork named this 2024's "Coolest Street In NYC" & 13th coolest street in the world
Prospect Ave DNRW 🚉 2 min away
Reach out to me for a tour, this one will not last
$20 application feeGreenwood Heights is both a neighborhood of industry and livability. While most of the neighborhood is made up of the Green-Wood Cemetery, just southwest of Prospect Park, a good amount of people live here for the waterfront views and easy access to busier parts of Brooklyn.
After playing a major role in the Battle of Long Island during the American Revolution, Greenwood became a cemetery for fallen soldiers of the war. The portion of the neighborhood west of the cemetery was a very popular port, which is why housing started to pop up here.
While still largely industrial, the population of the area grew in the 1800's, the affordable prices attracting the working class and the newly immigrated. The neighborhood was thriving until the Great Depression whipped out much of the business brought in by factories and the waterfront.
Greenwood Heights became known as an area for the impoverished by the 1960's. It remained this way until real…
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