My fully furnished one-bedroom apartment is a cozy retreat in the heart of Park Slope, nestled in a classic brownstone on a beautiful, tree-lined street just half a block from Prospect Park. Located on the third floor of a quiet 10-unit building, this apartment offers a bright and comfortable living space that’s perfect for enjoying the crisp end-of-winter days and welcoming the early signs of spring.

The apartment itself is clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed. The efficiency kitchen is fully equipped with a four-burner electric stove, a compact oven, a refrigerator/freezer, a dishwasher, and all the pots, pans, and kitchen tools a home chef needs. Whether you’re cooking a cozy dinner or baking a weekend treat, I have the essentials. The dining table seats four comfortably.

The living room, with its 13-foot ceilings and three windows, creates an inviting and open atmosphere. There’s also a Peloton—just bring your cycling shoes for a quick workout!

The generously sized bedroom features a full-size bed and ample closet space. I have two dressers, 1.5 will be available for your use. While there’s no in-unit washer and dryer, the building offers convenient coin-operated laundry facilities. Radiator heat keeps the apartment cozy, with newly replaced radiator valves (December 2024) ensuring blessed silence and full functionality. Radiator heat is provided and cannot be controlled within the apartment (the apartment maintains a comfortable 73°F typically), but all the windows are fully functional for added comfort if it gets too warm.

The building is quiet, with friendly and respectful neighbors, making it an excellent environment for remote work or relaxation. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed, and nonsmokers are preferred (no smoking indoors).

Street parking is manageable, with spots often available on this block or the neighboring streets. Public transit options include the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza, the B/Q at Flatbush, and further away the R at Union Street, and the F/G at 7th Ave/9th Street, making it easy to get around.

I’ve created a guide to fun local spots for anyone new to the neighborhood, whether you’re looking for cozy indoor activities or a reason to venture out and explore.

The rental dates are flexible, with the earliest move-in on February 15 and the latest move-out on April 11. Initially, I planned to be away just for the month of March, but I now have some flexibility on either side.

If you’re interested, please reach out with rental date details and a little bit about yourself.

About This Lister

Having lived in this apartment for five years, I’ve fallen in love with the neighborhood and my wonderful neighbors. As a freelancer working in the movement space, I split my time between New York and Paris. Fun fact: I discovered this apartment five years ago on the Listings Project and have been using the site ever since to arrange sublets for both this space and my Paris pied-à-terre.

I’ve sublet my apartment a few times through the Listings Project and have maintained connections with many of those who’ve stayed, several of whom have returned for multiple visits.

My departure and return dates are flexible, so move-in and move-out dates can be adjusted within a few days on either end.