133 Wyckoff Avenue #4R

$1,512

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- ft²

3 rooms

2 beds

1 bath

Rental unit
Bushwick

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Listed by

Shloma Hecht

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

Bond New York

Listing by Bond New York, Limited Liability Broker, 300 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249

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About

Spacious and sun-drenched 2-bedroom apartment in the heart of Bushwick!
This charming home features refinished hardwood floors, generously sized bedrooms, and great natural light throughout.
Heat and hot water are included for added convenience.
Perfectly located just seconds from the L and M trains, with easy access to some of Bushwick’s best cafes, restaurants, shops, and nightlife.

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About the building

133 Wyckoff Avenue

133 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237

Rental building inBushwick

8 units

4 stories

1931 built

For rent

1 available units for rent

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Date	Base rent	Event
5/27/2026	$1,512	Listed by Bond New York

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Transit

Location	Distance
Lat DeKalb Av	under 500 feet
Lat Jefferson St	0.22 miles
Mat Knickerbocker Av	0.37 miles
LMat Myrtle Av	0.49 miles
Mat Seneca Av	0.57 miles

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About Bushwick

Rental prices shown are base rent before any fees. Visit listings for cost and fees breakdown.

SalesMedian asking price

2 beds

$949.5K

RentalsMedian asking base rent

2 beds

$3,595

Bushwick has seen a lot of change over the years. In the early 1900s, it was known for its thriving distilleries and breweries. After those industries declined, it experienced a long period of blight through the 1970s and 1980s. Now the neighborhood is seeing a renaissance, as artists pushed out of Williamsburg and elsewhere move in and raise property values. Bushwick offers unconventional living spaces: The housing market is full of converted lofts in old factories, sometimes with great access to outdoor space.

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