236 Ainslie Street #4

$3,995

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- ft²

2 rooms

1 bed

1 bath

Four-family home
Williamsburg

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11/1/2026

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About

Welcome home to this bright and charming 1.5-bedroom / 1-bathroom apartment situated on a quiet, tree-lined street, just two blocks from the Graham Ave L stop!

Featuring a spacious layout, huge bedroom, brand new open kitchen and bar counter, dishwasher, fully renovated bathroom, gorgeous hardwood floors throughout and plenty of sunshine coming from the five windows, glass balcony door and skylight.

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Hardwood floors
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About the building

236 Ainslie Street

236 Ainslie Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Four-family house inWilliamsburg

4 units

3 stories

1930 built

For rent

1 available units for rent

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Date	Base rent	Event
10/15/2026	$3,995	Listed by Owner

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Transit

Location	Distance
Lat Graham Av	0.11 miles
Lat Grand St	0.21 miles
GLat Lorimer St	0.24 miles
GLat Metropolitan Av	0.35 miles
Lat Montrose Av	0.43 miles

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About Williamsburg

Sales

Median asking price

1 bed

$1.07M

Rentals

Median asking base rent

1 bed

$4,697

Williamsburg is Brooklyn's booming epicenter with a well-deserved and worldwide reputation for being an influential hub thanks to a thriving cultural scene. Here you will find eye-catching new construction, brownstones, and prewars sitting next to historic buildings on streets dotted with restaurants, art spaces, boutiques, and more. With a Manhattan-facing waterfront (hello Domino Park!) and its large weekend markets (we're talking about you, Smorgasburg, and Artists & Fleas), the neighborhood is ideal for strolling and people watching. Another fringe benefit is Williamsburg's proximity to Manhattan via the G, L, M, and N subway lines.

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