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The LIVING ROOM
The LIVING ROOM
Sofabed, work station, wi-fi, new flooring, rug, heating/AC, great sunny views from the windows above the Brooklyn rooftops.
The KITCHEN
The KITCHEN
Fully remodeled with new cabinets, sink, and countertops. Eat-in area stool seats 2. The kitchen is fully equipped with cutlery, dishes, glasses, cups, and everything for a cozy dinner at home.
The BEDROOM
The BEDROOM
Intimate bedroom, very comfortable full-size bed (sheets and blankets provided), shelves, clothing rack with hangers, and a great view of the Freedom Tower (which lights up at night and glistens with the sunshine at dawn).
The BATHROOM
The BATHROOM
Our NYC-style bathroom is fully remodeled with a new dual-head shower, toilet, and new flooring. It's a small, but it's got everything you'll need. (Full disclosure: NYC-style bathroom means it's often too small for a sink... so you'll use the sink in the kitchen.)
The NEIGHBORHOOD
a 5 block Radius From the apartment
The NEIGHBORHOOD
a 5 block Radius From the apartment
The apartment is centrally located in a classic Italian neighborhood of East Williamsburg. A perfect blend of old-world Brooklyn with new-world hipster vibes. Even though we're nestled between Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Bushwick the surrounding blocks have a unique neighborhood feel. The people are super friendly. The local streets are filled with intimate restaurants from all over the world, as well as quirky shops, classic delis, relaxing cafes, cozy bars, and many local businesses. We're a short walk from beautiful parks, the waterfront, and the subway that gets you to Manhattan in 5 minutes. Below is just a brief selection of all you can discover within 5 blocks of our apartment.
Graham Ave.
Graham Ave.
Graham Avenue with a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants and cafes: including Thai, Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, burgers, pizza, and bagels.
A classic Italian neighborhood bakery serving great coffee, croissants, breads, cakes, gelato
and amazing sweets. It's a block away.
Lella is a local favorite, serving coffee and Italian Piadine. (Walk a few steps along Conselya to discover Servino's grocery store selling an incredible assortment of fresh, handmade pastas.)
Graham Ave
Graham Ave
Restaurants, pizza, juices, bagels,
quirky gift shops, bodegas, delis, ice cream, wine shops ... and Citibikes!
THE WATERFRONT
THE WATERFRONT
The East River waterfront in Williamsburg is a 10-15 minute walk away from the apartment. It's known for its dynamic redevelopments (like Domino Park), manicured parks, and the breathtaking views of Manhattan's skyline. The surrounding neighborhoods of Williamsburg and Greenpoint are dotted with both luxury and local shops, delicious intimate restaurants, and a thriving nightlife.
The PARKS
The PARKS
McCarren Park
McCarren Park
McCarren Park is just a five minute walk away from us. It's the quintessential Brooklyn experience, filled with locals, families, hipsters and a friendly vibe year round.
McGOlrick Park
McGOlrick Park
At the heart of the Polish section of Greenpoint is McGolrick Park, a vibrant oasis of green filled with locals and surrounded by restaurants and shops.
GETTING TO MANHATTAN
GETTING TO MANHATTAN
We are minutes away from Manhattan, just a block away from the L-Train. We're also 5 minutes away from the G-Train, which takes you to many points around Brooklyn.
GRAHAM ST STATION (L-Line)
GRAHAM ST STATION (L-Line)
1 Block from the apartment
is only 3 stops from Manhattan
LORIMER ST STATION (L-Line)
LORIMER ST STATION (L-Line)
2 blocks from the apartment
is only 2 stops from Manhattan
TRENDY BROOklyn NEIGHBORHOODS
We're minutes away from three of the trendiest neighborhoods in Brooklyn:
Bushwick, williamsburg, and greenpoint
TRENDY BROOklyn NEIGHBORHOODS
We're minutes away from three of the trendiest neighborhoods in Brooklyn:
Bushwick, williamsburg, and greenpoint
bushwick Open to read about Bushwick ➡️
bushwick Open to read about Bushwick ➡️
Bushwick has a raw, creative energy that keeps evolving. It’s a neighborhood where bold street art covers industrial buildings, and old warehouses have been transformed into artist studios, thrift stores, and indie coffee shops. The food scene is diverse, offering flavors from all over the world, while the nightlife is anything but ordinary—think immersive performances at House of Yes and quirky bars with an eclectic, vintage vibe. Check out this guide and this to-do guide from Time Out
Greenpoint Open to read about greenpoint ➡️
Greenpoint Open to read about greenpoint ➡️
Greenpoint has deep roots in its Polish-American and waterfront community, but it's also a neighborhood that's constantly evolving. It’s a mix of old and new—classic Polish bakeries and restaurants stand alongside trendy cafes, bars, and music spots. Former warehouses now house galleries and artist studios, adding to the creative energy. The East River waterfront has been transformed, with parks and modern high-rises offering stunning views of midtown Manhattan. See Time Out guide and this video guide.
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