Need a Two-Bedroom Rental? Here Are 5 Options in 3 Boroughs Starting at $1,899

Need to expand to a two-bedroom apartment but want to keep the total rent under $4,000? We’ve rounded up five options starting at $1,899 and topping off at $3,899.

The apartments, which span three boroughs, are mostly prewar and all are renovated and appear to be in good condition. Most have one bathroom (one has 1.5 baths), and some have endearing details such as built-in shelves, a decorative fireplace, or a bay window.

In Brooklyn, the picks are in Greenpoint, Flatbush and Bed Stuy. Our Manhattan unit is on the Upper West Side, and in Queens, we found digs in Jackson Heights.

Which one would you choose?

First up is a duplex in Greenpoint. The unit has 1.5 bathrooms, hardwood floors, central air and storage space on the lower level. Although the common space has no windows, according to the floor plan, an appealing feature is a private, fenced-in patio.

85 Eagle Street #1R
Price: $3,350
Area: Greenpoint
Broker: MNS (Michael Brooks and Sara Fellig)
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On the Upper West side is our most expensive pick. The apartment has hardwood floors and a decorative fireplace in the living room. The kitchen and bath are both black and white. The five-story building is located just one block away from Central Park.

72 West 69th Street
Price: $3,899
Area: Upper West Side
Broker: Citi Habitats (Mari Sakamoto)
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Moving into Queens, we found Jackson Heights rental with an eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors with inlaid borders, and moldings. The six-story building, built in 1940, is just a few blocks from the 82 Street-Jackson Heights stop on the 7 train.

35-43 84th Street
Price: $2,650
Area: Jackson Heights, Queens
Broker:Citi Habitats (Antonia Galiouris)
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Back in Brooklyn we have a newly renovated unit in a big 19th-century mixed use corner building in Bed Stuy. The no-fee apartment has high ceilings, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and a bay window. The building’s elaborate exterior brick details are typical of the work of noted 19th century architect Amzi Hill. It is around the corner from a playground and about five blocks from the Gates Avenue stop on the J and Z trains.

861 Putnam Avenue #3B
Price: $2,150
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Blue Egg Realty (Dave Cohen)
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And last, the least expensive apartment on our list is in Flatbush. The unit has an eye-catching ceiling treatment, window molding and tall windows.

2608 Albemarle Road
Price: $1,899
Area: Flatbush
Broker: MySpace NYC (Jonathan Barton)
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