Sept 1 - Oct 1 option to extend to Oct 15
Available furnished or empty

Perched on the 6th floor of a modern, full-service building, this sun-drenched apartment features expansive glass windows and doors that open onto a private balcony overlooking a tranquil garden courtyard. The elevated setting brings in abundant light throughout the day, creating a bright and airy home.

Thoughtfully furnished by an architect and interior designer, the space includes a Casper mattress, curated art collection, and generous built-in storage with closets designed with hanging rods, drawers, and shelving. The compact yet efficient kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, making cooking at home easy and enjoyable. Built-in heating and air conditioning are included in the rent—along with electricity and high-speed internet—offering maximum comfort and convenience.

Building & Amenities
• Pet-friendly community
• Private landscaped shared amenity courtyard with teak café tables and long communal tables, ideal for dinner parties, gatherings, or working from home
• Washer and dryer conveniently located on the floor
• 24/7 doorman, concierge, porter, and live-in super
• Building situated above a private parking structure

Neighborhood
Nestled between Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill, the apartment offers the best of both neighborhoods. Brooklyn Heights is beloved for its tree-lined cobblestone streets, the Promenade, and Brooklyn Bridge Park, with playgrounds and dog runs close by. Cobble Hill provides a village-like atmosphere with boutique shops, family-run restaurants, and eclectic coffee houses.

Transit
Exceptional connectivity: just a 3-minute walk to Borough Hall station (4/5/2/3 lines) and a 7-minute walk to Jay St–Metrotech (A/C lines). Manhattan is only one stop away.

Incentives
No broker fee, Landlord verified,

About This Lister

I’m an architect and professor, currently based between Brooklyn Heights and Westchester. My work focuses on high-end residential and urban design, with a strong emphasis on material craft, atmosphere, and timeless detail. I studied architecture at RISD and urban design at Harvard, and I teach design studios at institutions like Pratt and the Boston Architectural College. When I’m not in the studio or classroom, I enjoy sailing out of Brooklyn Bridge Park and cycling through the city’s neighborhoods. This apartment has been a serene and inspiring place to live—filled with natural light, curated art, and thoughtful finishes. I’m moving in with my partner and have a month of overlap, so I’m looking for someone responsible and design-minded to enjoy the space during this transition.