A thoughtfully renovated two-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a townhouse, nestled between Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, and Gowanus.

The home has been updated with a minimal, warm palette—clean lines, natural light, and a sense of calm throughout. The renovation leans understated rather than trend-driven, with a focus on materials, proportion, and everyday livability.

The living area is generously sized and well-balanced, with two true bedrooms and a flexible common space that can comfortably accommodate both relaxing and working from home. It’s a space that feels considered and quietly refined—well-suited to a couple or small family looking for a place that feels intentional rather than purely functional.

There is an in-unit washer/dryer and a well-equipped kitchen designed for daily use.

Set on a residential stretch just off Smith Street, the apartment is moments from cafés, groceries, and neighborhood essentials, while maintaining a sense of remove from the immediate bustle.

Available August 2026. Longer-term leases preferred.

💡 Apartment Details

Bedroom 1
• Fits a queen bed
• Wardrobe
• Room-darkening blinds

Bedroom 2
• Two twin beds (can be combined or reconfigured)
• Wardrobe
• Room-darkening blinds

Bathroom
• Shower + bathtub
• Strong water pressure
• Kohler vanity with storage

Kitchen
• Dishwasher
• Full-size refrigerator
• Gas stove
• Espresso maker + coffee percolator

🔌 Utilities
Short-term / weekly stays: utilities included (FiOS WiFi, electricity, gas)
Monthly lease: tenant pays utilities directly (rent adjusted accordingly)

📍 About the Area

Brooklyn living at its best—where Boerum Hill meets Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens. Close to the neighborhood’s commercial corridors, lined with boutiques, cafés, specialty food shops, restaurants, yoga and pilates studios, and bookstores.

Within walking distance to Downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, and the Barclays Center, as well as the Gowanus canal area.

Convenient access to the F/G trains (Bergen St) and A/C trains (Hoyt–Schermerhorn). Approx. 20–30 minutes to Midtown Manhattan.

About This Lister

Creative industry professional, adjunct professor of design strategy, mother of two kids plus two Scottish Folds. New Yorker for 20+ years. Cultural sleuth, very much into design, architecture, art, and music: house, techno, jazz, all good things in between. Singapore native. Have also lived in London and Perth. We live in the lower unit.