Property Details

The Apartment: Located in the heart of Park Slope on quiet, tree-lined street. Just around the corner from bars, restaurants and cafes, grocery stores, laundromat, and a few blocks from Prospect Park. If you're a fan of farmer's markets, there's a big one on Grand Army Plaza on Saturdays and a smaller one two blocks away on Sundays. The apartment itself is a walk up one flight of stairs on the second floor of the building. With windows in every room, hardwood floors beneath you, and an assortment of paintings on the wall, this is a space that is meant to feel like you've arrived home, not just a box that you happen to rent. It has a kitchen, living-dining room, bathroom, and three bedrooms. The apartment is about a five minute walk from the F/R/G (and late nights, N/D as well) and about twenty minutes from the B/D, 2/3, 4/5, and R/N/Q trains. If you like cycling, there's a Citi Bike station just one block away from us.

The Room: Full-size bedroom 10'x7'6" with additional closet space of 2'x5'. The room is furnished with a full size bed, dresser, and bookshelf.

Common Space: Fully furnished with couch, coffee table, dining table/chairs, and kitchen items (cutlery/dishes/pots&pans) are available for shared use.

Utilities: Internet, electricity, gas, hot water, and heat will be included with the rent.

Us: You would share the apartment with three young professionals, two women and one guy. One is in the midst of a career transition from working as a desktop publishing specialist for a global translations company to childhood education. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, reading, biking, and the occasional hike when it's nice out. One has a Bachelor's in child development and a minor computer science who works as a social worker for Children’s Corps. She a fan of happy hours, the beach, biking, and eating yummy food with friends. One is a software developer and part time grad student. He cooks, reads political analysis and tries to figure out how to automate everything with a computer. We are friendly, easy-going, clean, transparent, and also have our own social lives outside of the house.

You: A non-smoker, laid back, who doesn’t bring a crazy night-life into the apartment. Someone accustomed to living with roommates and sharing living space, and looking to join a cozy apartment where you will have personal space - we are asking that you are clean, tidy, and respectful of community areas/items.

Availability: The room is available starting April 1 and the lease runs until August 31, 2019 with the option to renew the lease starting September 1.

Interested in this apartment? Send a message telling us a little about yourself and what brings you here. Let us know a good time during weekday evenings/weekends you’re able to meet (or video chat if you’re not in NYC - please link to social media profile if so).

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