I'm looking for a female roommate in her early 20s to early 30s to join a lovely 2 bed / 2 bath apartment, with a move-in date as early as April 4, 2026.

The apartment has a comfortable, welcoming vibe, and you'll have your own bedroom and bathroom. The kitchen and living room are shared, making it a great space to cook, relax, and unwind at the end of the day.

I'm hoping to find someone who is clean, respectful, and easygoing; someone who appreciates a peaceful home environment.

Please note: NO PETS.

The apartment is a bright, spacious bedroom available in an amazing, brand-new building in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, just steps from Fort Greene Park!

Rent is $2,500/month (utilities + ameneities are not included)

Enjoy modern living with:
- In-unit washer/dryer (plus laundry in building)
- Dishwasher & brand-new appliances
- Private baclony
- In-wall Bluetooth speakers
- A/C
- Fully furnished common area (design your bedroom your way!)
- 24/7 in-person doorman

Amenities ($75/month) include:
- Gym
- Rooftop
- Movie theater/Karaoke room
- Business & Party lounges
- Game room
- Golf simulator

The apartment is only a 7-minute walk to Target, plus Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, and 7-15 minutes to the B, Q, R, N, G, & C trains.

Family-friendly neighborhood, amazing restaurants, and the Saturday Greenmarket right in the park. Don't miss this gem!

About This Lister

I’m a 23-year-old female originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and a recent graduate of Tulane University (Class of May 2025). I’m currently a full-time graduate student at NYU studying Public Relations and Corporate Communications, with hopes of building a career in the sports industry.

I love exploring NYC—whether that’s trying new restaurants, attending sports games, playing soccer, reading, cooking, or baking. I’m an ambivert, so I enjoy being social and spending time with friends, but I also value my quiet time to recharge.

Ideally, I’d love to be friendly with my roommate and have someone to explore the city with, while also respecting each other’s space and independence.