New York Apartment - 2 Bedroom Rental in Park Slope (NY-12507)

Settle yourself into this spacious duplex apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn - here you have two bedrooms, an extra sleeping alcove, a living room, a separate kitchen and 2 bathrooms all to yourself! You even have private access to your own backyard garden area, complete with patio furniture and a barbecue. The apartment occupies the first two floors of a 3-story townhouse in the coveted Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Please note that this apartment is now rented unfurnished.

You can enter either through the ground floor or the 1st floor, offering flexibility for larger groups. On the lower level, you have the common rooms: a comfortable living room with a decorative fireplace surmounted by exposed brick, a separate kitchen (that can open to living room via sliding doors) and a full bathroom. The kitchen offers high-end stainless steel appliances, including a professional 6-burner gas stove, refrigerator and plenty of cabinets for storing goods and dishware. The backyard is accessible though French doors that also illuminate the room with natural light and help with air circulation.

Upstairs are the bedrooms and the full marble bathroom that boasts two sinks and an oversized bathtub with shower. Between these two bedrooms, there is another room, a sleeping alcove with no windows, which is vividly painted a sunset orange. Please note that this room is only accessible through doors in either bedroom, limiting privacy.

Wireless Internet is available and air conditioning units cool most rooms, helping you to survive NYC's hot summers!

This two bedroom duplex features northeast exposures from the kitchen and Bedroom 1 with views of the backyard garden area. The living room and Bedroom 2 have southwest exposures and face the residential street.

Life in Park Slope has much to offer and this apartment on 16th Street is well situated to enjoy it!

• Around the corner on 5th Avenue, just half block down the street, you'll find plenty of restaurants and bars, as well as banks and convenience shops. For brunch, check out Sidecar, which makes burgers and cocktails, the perfect combination.
• Of course, you can't say the name Park Slope without bringing up Prospect Park, Brooklyn's version of Central Park, designed by the same landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmstead. There are jogging trails, athletic fields, picnic grounds, bike paths, a zoo and even a lake!
• On your way, you can do a bit of shopping on 7th Avenue at some of the independent shops or small boutiques. Living here will give you a true taste of New York!

The subway is just a block and a half down the street, on 4th Avenue and Prospect Avenue, serving the R line that goes north through the rest of Park Slope to Manhattan.