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Welcome home to 694 Hicks St, a bright and generously sized corner studio in a prime location at the crossroads of Red Hook, Carroll Gardens, and the Columbia Waterfront District. Located just one flight up, the home features an oversized foyer, expansive sun-filled living area, high ceilings, and hardwood floors.
The spacious eat-in kitchen offers room for a dining table and center island. Additional highlights include central heating and air conditioning, recessed lighting, and soundproof windows.
Enjoy easy access to beloved neighborhood destinations, including Swoony's, Lucali, Defonte's, Red Hook Tavern, and the famous House of Pizza and Calzone, along with cafés, boutiques, and specialty shops along Court, Smith, and Van Brunt Streets. The waterfront greenway, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and nearby waterfront paths, while the nearby ferry provides an additional convenient transportation option.
Conveniently located near F and G subway lines at Carroll Street and Smith-9th Streets, with easy connections throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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First month's rent equal to one month's rent
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Red Hook is a fun filled, waterfront, residential neighborhood right next to Carroll Gardens. While most people think of Red Hook as "The neighborhood with the IKEA," there's so much more to see here, including museums, restaurants, and even an art gallery or two.
Named by the Dutch for the red clay that was found here when the area was colonized in 1636. The area was used for shipping and family estates until the American Revolution, when a large fort, called Fort Defiance, was built just before the Battle of Long Island.
The 1800's saw Red Hook transform into an industrial powerhouse. The ports were revitalized between the 1840's and 60's due to the deepening of the Gowanus canal and increased business from the formation of the Erie Canal. One might think this was great for the neighborhood. However, this success attracted organized crime by the 1920's.
Red Hook continued to have a poor reputation throughout the 1900's, though industry…
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