Struggling to find your next apartment? Don’t fret — there are great rental options out there! This week’s roundup of most popular rentals, as selected by StreetEasy users, includes an East Village two-bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows, a West Village studio with a loft, and a Park Slope one-bedroom with a bathroom full of personality. Let’s take a closer look.
In lovely Park Slope, here’s a one-bedroom with plenty of character. The living room has prewar beauty, with an exposed brick wall and a decorative fireplace. The living room leads to the bedroom via French doors, allowing more light to flow through. The bedroom has its own loft area, while the spacious kitchen has granite countertops and gets great light. Even the bedroom has a distinctive look, with blue baseboards and wooden trim.
This large one-bedroom in Astoria spans 536 square feet, with an entry foyer that welcomes you into the apartment. It has a chic living space and a modern kitchen with stone countertops, white cabinets, a gas range, subway tile backsplash, and its own window. The bathroom also has its own window, along with elegant tile. The building has an elevator and a laundry room.
Over in Weeksville, just beyond Crown Heights, we find this cheerful one bedroom. The living room has two large windows for plenty of natural light, hardwood floors, and is painted yellow with cute moldings. The bedroom also has great windows, moldings, and good closet space. The kitchen has a window and space for dining.
This East Village two-bedroom, in a building built in 2016, has a thoroughly stylish feel. The living room features a full wall of glass, creating a bright and sunny space. Both bedrooms have their own floor-to-ceiling windows. The sleek and modern kitchen is outfitted with a breakfast bar, dark wood cabinets, and a dishwasher. The building has an elevator, a virtual doorman, a lounge, a fitness room, and a roof deck. And if you split it with a roommate, it’ll only cost you $2,247.50 each to live in the heart of lower Manhattan.
Finding anything in the West Village is a challenge, and this studio is full of charm. It has exposed brick, ebony hardwood floors, and recessed light. The kitchen has a washing machine and dryer, which are unusual for a studio. The kitchen has marble countertops, cherry wood cabinets, and a dishwasher. There’s also a loft space that can be used for sleeping or storage.