A SPACIOUS HAVEN
Designed For Artists Who Dream Big!

Studio 210 at Brown Bears Studios is a nearly 200 sq ft workspace featuring a large industrial window that fills the room with beautiful natural light throughout the day. With its open layout and sturdy floors, this studio is ideal for painters, sculptors, and multimedia artists looking for room to create without limits.

Located in a thriving creative hub with easy freight elevator access, Studio 210 offers the perfect balance of inspiration and functionality.

Make this space your own and bring your boldest ideas to life!

What are you waiting for? This space is move-in ready! Book your visit by sending Ashley an email at the email below.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Studio Size: 187qft
Monthly Rental: $900p/m
Lease Term: 12 months

Private Studio
Free WiFi
Freight Elevator (Business Hours)
24/7 Access
Mailroom
Surveillance Cameras
Super on Premises
Please Note: Does Not Include Electricity (Avg $15/mo.)

SEE ALL OUR LATEST STUDIO AVAILABILITY AT
website below

RENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Short Term rentals
One-year leases for long-term contracts
Application and credit checks required

CONTACT
Ashley
Phone below

About This Lister

Rockella Space was conceived in 2017 out of a personal need for an affordable studio space and a grand dream of building out the perfect, light-filled studio complex. Today, the space occupies three factory buildings in Brooklyn, offering over 300 creative spaces to the community that all retain an industrial aesthetic, old-world charm, and architectural hints to the history of the previous creative lives they once hosted.

BROWN BEARS STUDIO
1660 E NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, NY 11212
Brown Bears Studio encourages music professionals to come make a home in our soundproof spaces and visual artists to create in our affordable, large, light-filled spaces. Located in Brownsville, an area that has a history of producing music that moves and street art that uses huge outdoor brick walls as its canvas, Brown Bears Studio occupies a building with a long history of creativity by New Yorkers. Traditionally, the neighborhood has a long history of manufacturing products such as food, furniture, and metals and our building is no exception with a history of millinery manufacturing.