1 studio sized bedroom + en suite bathroom or 1 large bedroom for rent starting 9/1 (or possibly earlier). Please indicate your move in date and preferred room in your response!

Seeking 2 mature, kind housemates for a 3 bedroom apartment in Park Slope/Gowanus. We’re closest to the R/F/G trains. I go into the city a lot and it takes about 15-20 min and is a very easy commute. I would prefer women for the rooms.

The apartment is in a small, walkup building up 2 small sets of stairs. This is a very quiet building of professionals. Common spaces include a living room, dining area, balcony, kitchen and shared bathroom (the smaller bedroom shares a bathroom). There is a dishwasher, but sadly no washer/dryer.

The rooms available are on the opposite end of the apartment from mine, allowing for more privacy. The first room comes unfurnished and with lots of storage space. It is truly studio sized and is $1700. It includes a full, en suite bathroom, its own balcony and a newish built-in air conditioning unit. The room also has 2 large double closets.

The 2nd bedroom comes unfurnished and with ample storage space. Easily fits a full or queen sized bed with plenty of room to spare and is $1200. Bathroom is shared with 1 other person. Double closet with shelves in room.

I’m hoping to find like-minded folks who don’t leave dishes in the sink and are willing to pitch in cleaning up: taking out the trash/recycling; cleaning the bathroom/kitchen 1x a week; swiffering hallways/common areas. This is a quiet street and building and we all enjoy the peace of our space. I prefer living with women, especially given the bathroom sharing.

**No pets, no smoking, no parties/heavy socializing please!** Looking for roommates who spend most of their day outside of the apartment.

About This Lister

I am a woman in my 30s and I am the primary tenant. I am generally very quiet and conscientious. I think common areas should be neat and clean. I like to cook, dish about reality tv, read, go to the movies, and I do most of my socializing outside of the apartment.

I am not a neat freak, but I think common spaces should be left the way that you found them; no dirty dishes left in the sink or hair in the bathroom.