New York Apartment - 1 Bedroom Rental in Bedford Stuyvesant (NY-15711)

Light and cozy are the two words that come to mind when viewing this Bedford-Stuyvesant one bedroom apartment. The all white décor opens up the space and create a nice contrast with the hardwood floors. Located on the 3rd floor (considered 2nd by Europeans) of a charming walk-up brownstone, the renovated apartment offers a perfect blend of original details such as the decorative fireplace and modern style.

This apartment features three windows with a northern exposure, two in the living room and one in the bedroom, allowing for natural light to brighten the place. The small white lights used to decorate this apartment create a cozy atmosphere and the combination of these lights and the red flowers create a romantic ambiance! The living room is furnished with a dining table seating four, a sofa and an extra sofa-bed for additional sleeping arrangements. The bedroom features a full size bed and is decorated to create a dreamy feeling! The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee maker and toaster in addition to all the basic amenities and the black tiles in the bathroom create a very modern contrast with the white appliances.  

You can find this one bedroom apartment in Bedford Stuyvesant, a neighborhood in the central portion of Brooklyn, bordered by Crown Heights to the south. Located at Decatur Street and Summer Avenue, it puts you conveniently close to Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue, two shopping thoroughfares in the neighborhood, respectively one and three blocks away. The tree-lined street the apartment is on has a lot of charm and will give you a New York City feel; and the brownstone building is even on a landmark block! This neighborhood is full of activities for people of all ages! If you like to play sports, head to the Decatur Playground with basketball and tennis courts. Those who enjoy going out to eat will be served in that area home to over ten Zagat rated restaurants! If you want to try southern meals, Peaches is located only one block away on Lewis Avenue. For a Sunday brunch or a pizza, head to Saraghina restaurant, called by some the "best Italian restaurant in New York City" and located 0.3 miles (480 meters) away. And if you prefer to cook your own meals, the nearest grocery store, Fine Fare, is just around the block (about 400 feet / 120 meters).

To commute to other parts of New York, you can catch the C train at the Kingston-Throop Avenues / Fulton Street subway station that runs all the way to Harlem via Eighth Avenue and Central Park West. If you want to be in Manhattan faster, change at The Nostrand Avenue station for the A train. It provides express service to Manhattan so you will be in Lower Manhattan in as few as 15 minutes! Or take one of these trains in the opposite direction towards the beaches of Far Rockaway on the Atlantic Ocean!