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NO FEE: Spacious duplex one bedroom with a home offiice. 9 Subway lines. Great night life.
A one bedroom with home office space that can double as a place for guests or to use as a den.
Huge, party-ready deck that flows from a huge open-plan living area and top-of-the-line kitchen.
Enjoy the convenience of this address and all it has to offer including proximity to 9 subway lines, the running/biking/walking paths of Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the joy of living the waterfront lifestyle. High end shopping and gems such as Trader Joe's and Sahadi's are right outside your doorstep. The Smith Street Restaurant Row is around the corner.
Many CitiBike stations and the peaceful streets of Brooklyn Heights with it's beautiful homes, mansions, tree-lined streets and outstanding public spaces give you a very rewarding lifestyle.
Viewing by appointment.
- 2/3/4/5/R/A/C/F trains
- Trader Joe's and Sahadi's around the corner
- On-site laundry
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen food disposal
- Brooklyn Bridge Park down the street
- Brooklyn Promenade
- Tree lined streets, stately brownstones and mansions
- BAM Cultural Center nearby
- Free ferry to Governors Island nearby
- Shopping and nightlife at your doorstep
- Fresh air breezes off the harbor
- Open skies
- CitiBike stations
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Classy and hip, Cobble Hill is a neighborhood with beautiful brownstones and great restaurants. Surrounded by Carroll Gardens, Boerum Hill, and Brooklyn Heights, this is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the borough.
When Cobble Hill was colonized by the Dutch, the area was used as farmland and a fort. The fort would stay standing throughout the American Revolution, and was one of the places George Washington retreated to after the Battle of Long Island.
Cobble Hill was made part of Brooklyn in 1834. In the 1850's, Brooklyn became extremely popular, and Cobble Hill built a ton of row houses that are still standing to this day. By the 1880's, Cobble Hill was packed with middle and upper class residents.
Cobble Hill escaped most of the negative moments NYC faced during the 20th century. An influx of immigrants kept the neighborhood afloat during the depression and a revitalization effort saw brownstones being fixed up before the…
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