Best Historic Bed-Stuy location with short distance to A & C trains & quick commute to Downtown, City, Barclay & Airports! Spacious, old world charm garden level 2 bedroom duplex apartment with room for an office or dining room in a well maintained Brownstone on a lovely Historic block of Stuyvesant Heights. The apartment includes a spacious eat-in kitchen, living room, dining room or office, two huge bedrooms with high ceilings, a spacious living room, original wood floors, three fireplaces (decorative), original moldings and ceiling medallions, pocket doors, laundry room with full size washer & dryer, plus a huge private outdoor patio for year around enjoyment! The garden has perennials that bloom every spring and summer and tenant will just need to water. In the very immediate neighborhood are a plethora of dining options such as Saraghina's & Saraghina's Bakery, Chez Oscar, Ma & Pa's Soul Food, Secret Garden, Beso's, Peaches, Triad and L'Antagoniste restaurants and more! Other great conveniences are Manny's Wines, Rita & Lucy's Cafe, Dough Girl Bakery, Bar Lunatico, Halsey Street Market, Macon Street Library, and Fulton Park just to name a few. Contact the listing agent for details and the application link. This darling unit is available for a February move-in date! In addition to paying rent the tenant will be responsible for paying cooking gas, electricity, and any other utilities like Internet. REQUIREMENTS: Rent is $4,000/month (includes heat & hot water). Completed application. Proof of consistent employment for past two consecutive years, strong FICO scores, references from both current and previous landlords, proof of consistent rent payments for at least two years, no tenant evictions. If a lease is signed due at lease signing is 1st month's rent ($4,000), plus one month rent ($4,000) for the security deposit. Plus $4,000 brokers fee. Available for immediate move-in! Pets welcomed! The application fee is $20 per adult applicant age 18 or older and is non-refundable. Thirteen month lease.
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