Apartment features:
- 1 bedroom, fitting a queen sized bed
- Equipped kitchen with dishwasher, range/oven, refrigerator
- Great natural light: living room windows face a tree-lined street with views of a historic church and gardens
- Exposed brick wall in the living room
- New air conditioner (living room wall unit) - replaced in 2024 (some photos may show the old one)
- Built-in overhead lighting in every room
- Full bathroom with pedestal sink, tri-fold mirror with medicine cabinet, tub/shower combo, built-in towel rods, and exhaust fan
- Closet with sliding door in living room, and linen closet in entryway near kitchen
- Hardwood floors
- Second floor walk up (up one flight of stairs)

Building description:
- 5-story walk up with 19 units
- Clean and well-maintained with responsive owners & live-in super
- Utilities: landlord pays water, heat, and trash/recycling. Landlord also does pest control in common areas monthly. Tenant is responsible for electric, gas, WiFi, and cable.
- Pets: landlord allows cats, subject to approval
- Transit: 5-min walk from 2nd Ave Q station and crosstown bus stop. 10-min walk from Lexington Ave 4/5/6 station.
- Neighborhood: Walkable to several coffee shops, restaurants, bars, grocery stores (Whole Foods, Fairway, Target), outdoor recreation (Carl Schurz park/East River esplanade, Asphalt Green), shopping, urban conveniences

Next steps:
- Please reach out with any questions. I've loved living here for the past four and a half years, and am happy to tell you more about the unit, building/management, and neighborhood.
- In person tour possible at a mutually convenient scheduled time
- Virtual tour possible over video call
- Lease start date: targeting Nov 17
- Apartment will be inspected for any necessary repairs, cleaned, and put in rental ready condition prior to new lease start date

About This Lister

I am the current resident, moving out prior to my lease end date and looking for a replacement tenant. This listing is for an opportunity to apply directly with the landlord for a new, independent lease (of 1 year or longer, subject to the term you agree to with the landlord). Legally, I would not be involved (not a sublet or a lease transfer). But as I am facilitating finding a replacement tenant (there is no broker involved), I would be your point of contact to ask questions, see the apartment, and start the application process. Note that fees and documentation would go directly to the landlord.