Park Slope Garden Apartment With Mantel, in-Unit Laundry Asks $3,000 a Month
Here's an apartment that offers some of the perks popular during these stay-at-home times: in-unit-laundry, outdoor space and a bit of room for a home office.
Kensington One-Bedroom With Renovated Kitchen, Bath Asks $2,000 a Month
Set between the delights of Green-Wood Cemetery and Prospect Park, this one bedroom doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it does offer a practical layout and a renovated kitchen and bath.
Park Slope Unit With Private Backyard, Chimenea Outdoor Oven, Laundry Asks $3,100 a Month
Just a short walk from Prospect Park, this garden one-bedroom comes with a dishwasher, exposed brick and decorative mantel.
Clinton Hill Two-Bedroom With Dining Room, Garden, Laundry Asks $3,500 a Month
There's a private garden, in-unit laundry and the possibility of home office space in this Clinton Hill apartment.
Would You Rent This Cobble Hill Prewar Co-op With in-Unit Laundry for $2,600 a Month?
This one-bedroom in an 1890s flats building in the Cobble Hill Historic District has a fairly open floor plan, bits of original character and in-unit laundry.
In DoBro Pre-Civil War House, No-Fee Rental With Wide Plank Floors, Tin Ceiling Asks $3,250 a Month
Located on the third floor of an early 19th century wood frame house, this two-bedroom unit on Duffield Street offers space, charm and a setting in a small enclave of Downtown Brooklyn.
Windows Going In at Massive Development on Former Witnesses Parking Lot in Dumbo
Located at 85 Jay Street, and called Front & York, the 21-story, 728-unit building will be part rental, part condo.
No-Fee Bushwick Railroad With Mantel, Built-in, Backyard Asks $2,200 a Month
This Bushwick railroad apartment dates to the 1890s and still retains some original details to give it a bit of charm.
No-Fee Quirky Vinegar Hill Two-Bedroom With Mantels, Shared Garden Asks $2,600 a Month
More funky old New York than white box living, this two-bedroom Vinegar Hill rental has two floors of atmospherically patinaed living space and access to a garden.
Mews House With Fireplaces, Garden on Cobble Hill’s Verandah Place Asks $10,500 a Month
Verandah Place must be one of the most photographed little streets of Cobble Hill, and the 19th century brick homes that line it are a huge part of the charm.
