Available for sublet from June 26th to August 31st this sunny, furnished one-bedroom apartment overlooks Prospect Park 🌳🌲🌴. Utilities (electricity, AC, gas, and high-speed fiber internet) are all included. Easy access to Q and B trains at Parkside Station.

The south-facing seventh-floor unit has large windows that flood the space with natural light. The open kitchen features a generous island, brand-new appliances (dishwasher, oven, microwave, refrigerator), and all the necessary cookware. Adjacent to the open kitchen is a bright living room with a small library stocked with books on social justice, technology, and design. A comfortable sofa bed welcomes overnight guests, and soft lighting sets a cozy mood for summer evenings.

The bedroom fits a queen-size bed, offers a spacious closet, and includes a desk for home-office needs. It stays sunny during the day and calm at night—perfect for restful sleep under a clear sky. 🛏️ 💫

🌞 Highlight: The private terrace is nearly as large as the living room. It soaks up the sun all day, making it an ideal rooftop spot for long summer afternoons and evenings.

The bathroom exceeds typical New York standards, with good lighting, large mirrors, ample storage, and a standing shower.

The apartment has a washer / dryer and storage in the unit.

Great for singles or couples, the building offers modern amenities:
- Landscaped and furnished roof deck overlooking the park
- State-of-the-art fitness center with yoga studio
- Concierge service
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in common areas
- Gaming lounge and children’s playroom

Our neighborhood is a cultural and natural oasis. You’ll be right next to Prospect Park (with its lake and walking paths), Flatbush, and the vibrant Cortelyou Road corridor. Within a 5- to 10-minute walk, you’ll find quality supermarkets, organic markets, pharmacies, bookshops, cafés, bars, and authentic restaurants.

🚴🏽‍♂️ Four CitiBike stations are nearby, and the B/Q subway lines are just a three-minute walk—Manhattan is only minutes away.

A typical weekday might start with a morning run in the park, a quick Q train ride to Manhattan or downtown Brooklyn, and end with drinks on the terrace. On weekends, you could stroll to the Grand Army Plaza Farmers’ Market, browse the Brooklyn Public Library, and catch a film at the dine-in Nitehawk Theater—all within a 20-minute walk.

If you’re interested, please reach out with a bit about yourself, and we can set up an in-person or video-call meeting.

About This Lister

We’re a couple—an artist/social entrepreneur and a strategic designer—with a one-year-old baby. We’ve lived here for over two years, and although we’d love to stay this summer, we’ll be visiting family. We’re looking for considerate guests to enjoy our space while we’re away. We value our neighbors, our plants, and our home, and hope our subletter will feel the same way.