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Listing Courtesy of Brownstone Real Estate LLC
$ 3,100
1 Bed
1 Bath
$ 3,100
1 Bed
1 Bath
Key Details
Property Type Condo
Sub Type Apartment
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Rent
Subdivision Carroll Gardens
MLS Listing ID RLS20039504
Style Prewar
Bedrooms 1
Full Baths 1
HOA Y/N Yes
Year Built 1900
Property Sub-Type Apartment
Property Description
223 Sackett Street is in a prime location in Carroll Gardens! In addition to easy access to public transportation, the building is a perfect place to explore the local culture, shopping, and dining in Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, Boerum Hill, and Gowanus!
#3F is a sunny apartment with a warm and inviting vibe, perfect for creating a relaxing oasis! The large windows capture the skyline and leafy treetops, and the hardwood floors and retro fridge give the space charm and character.
Note: Each applicant is subject to a $20 credit-background processing fee. The building pays their broker's fee. The building might have additional fees due at lease signing or during tenancy.
#3F is a sunny apartment with a warm and inviting vibe, perfect for creating a relaxing oasis! The large windows capture the skyline and leafy treetops, and the hardwood floors and retro fridge give the space charm and character.
Note: Each applicant is subject to a $20 credit-background processing fee. The building pays their broker's fee. The building might have additional fees due at lease signing or during tenancy.
Location
State NY
County Kings
Interior
Interior Features High Ceilings
Heating None
Flooring Hardwood
Furnishings Unfurnished
Fireplace No
Laundry Building None, None
Exterior
View Y/N No
Private Pool No
Building
Dwelling Type None
New Construction No
Others
HOA Fee Include Water
Ownership Rental Building
Pets Allowed Building No, No
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