Spacious 1BR with City View, Plants, luxury amenities, in dope neighborhood (Crown Heights / Bed Stuy / Prospect Heights)
Apartments for Sublet
Hello, I’m subletting my plant-filled 1bd room apartment in Brooklyn (Crown Heights / Bed Stuy) from Dec 14 - Jan 4 (plus/minus two days on either side, at a rate of $120/day). Video and Photos attached.
Features include:
- City views from the living and bedroom, with natural lighting.
- New modern furniture and lots of house plants that creates a cozy and breathable setting.
- A new luxury building with dope rooftop, gym (with pelotons and pilates reformer), party rooms, co-working space.
- Appliances include 65in TV, Air fryer, dish washer, in unit AC
- Workstation with Standing Desk, 2x 28in monitors.
- Queen Bed with mattress cover
- Located around [Grand Ave and Pacific St.](https://maps.app.goo.gl/VvHJyDzxU8yWPapN6?g_st=ic) at the border of Crown Heights, Bed Stuy, Prospect Heights, and Clinton Hill.
About This Lister
I work in Tech and specialize in designing tools that help cities/orgs fight climate change. I like to keep my space very clean and tidy, and generally minimalist. I moved into the building/unit right after it opened, and I can say that I love the apt, building and neighborhood.
To be clear, I will not be in the unit, it will be just you.
Lister's Relationship to the Space
Tenant
Rental requirements
Looking for a clean, tidy, and thoughtful person to both respect and enjoy my home. No parties. No pets (sorry). I only ask that you treat my home with respect, as if it was your own.
I'm partial towards someone who knows how to take care of plants, BUT I will leave simple care instructions that anyone can follow. You are not permitted to move, clip, or take my plants - any significant damage to my plants will be taken out of your deposit. Please just let them thrive :)
I will need to speak with you over a call to get to know you. Please send your LinkedIn in your email response as well as any other info to get to know you.
I will send over an agreement for you to review and counter-sign, then you'll pay a deposit to hold the unit, and lastly the entire rent cost will be due when you arrive at the unit.
