Renovated Crown Heights 2BR With Backyard Asks $2,400

Our Rental of the Week is a nicely renovated 2-bedroom in a 1910 townhouse. And yes, that door leads to a private backyard!

Great deals abound in Brooklyn. But a great deal on a big, beautifully renovated, easily sharable 2-bedroom/2-bathroom unit in a historic townhouse? With in-unit laundry and a big backyard? Now that’s something to shout about. No wonder this charming Crown Heights 2BR, on the edge of the neighborhood’s historic district, is our Rental of the Week. Round up a roommate and take a look!

Best feature: This Crown Heights 2BR’s renovation is really well done. Both bathrooms are sleek and modern, as is the kitchen — with granite counters and new stainless appliances, including a dishwasher. Both bedrooms are a comfortable size, not cramped, and in-unit laundry is a huge bonus. Prewar details are retained as well, like that beautiful fireplace mantel. And the unit makes a very even share: Each roommate gets a bedroom and a bathroom of their own, with the big backyard accessed via a generous shared living room. It’s also just a quick walk from the A and C trains, for easy commuting.

Why it’s a deal: The median asking rent for a home in Crown Heights is $2,500, according to the StreetEasy Data Dashboard. That means our Rental of the Week, even with laundry, a dishwasher, and a backyard, is still $100 per month cheaper than average for the neighborhood. Nice!

Bedford-Stuyvesant

1247 Atlantic Avenue

$2,473 No Fee

Studio |

Greenpoint

687 Manhattan Avenue

$2,300 No Fee

Studio |

Stuyvesant Heights

398 Decatur Street

$2,300 No Fee

1 |

Greenwood

699 Fourth Avenue

$2,400 No Fee

1 |

Crown Heights

1556 Atlantic Avenue

$2,400 No Fee

2 |

Bedford-Stuyvesant

1391 Fulton Street

$2,100 No Fee

1 |

Bushwick

78 Himrod Street

$1,995 No Fee

Studio |

Crown Heights

461 Saint Mark’s Avenue

$2,400 No Fee

1 |

Bay Ridge

453 77th Street

$2,400 No Fee

1 |

Stuyvesant Heights

841 Dekalb Avenue

$2,444 No Fee

1 |

Fort Hamilton

236 94th Street

$2,202 No Fee

2 |

Fort Hamilton

362 86th Street

$2,100 No Fee

1 |

Biggest drawback: This is a true garden apartment, which means it’s on the ground level. First-floor living has a lot of perks — like that backyard! — but it’s not for everyone. And one of the two bedrooms here seems to have only an interior window. It still gets a good amount of light, but it does not open directly to the outside.

Renovated 2BR With Yard in Crown Heights Townhouse Asks $2,400