For rent is a lovely, spacious, light-filled, renovated apartment in a Victorian-era 3-story brick townhouse in Park Slope. The unit is approximately 1,300 square feet. This is a pet-free, nonsmoking building on 11th St between 4th/5th Aves.

There are three bedrooms. Each floor has a full bathroom — one with a shower and one with a tub. The front rooms face North and get lots of morning light; the rear rooms (primary bedroom and kitchen) face South and get lots of afternoon light.

Summary:
• Upper duplex (the unit consists of the parlor/middle floor and top floor)
• High ceilings on the parlor floor
• Lots of light in morning and afternoons; skylights on top floor
• Restored original hardwood floors
• Two original marble fireplaces (nonworking)
• Two large rooms in front (North) and rear (South) of parlor floor
• Large third room in front (North) room of top floor
• Large kitchen/dining room area with island; lots of counter space
• Washer/dryer in unit (Bosch 800-series)
• Dishwasher (Bosch 800-series)
• Garbage disposal in kitchen sink
• One renovated shared full bathroom with full tub/shower and skylight
• One smaller private full bathroom in primary bedroom with shower (en suite)
• One large double closet + storage area between front & rear rooms, plus one additional closet
• A small amount of shared outdoor space out front w/ plantings, shade and BBQ space
• About a block away from the subway (F/G/R trains)
• Quiet, beautiful tree-lined block, friendly neighbors, many families
• Locally-own café on the block w/ light food options — also Starbucks across the avenue
• Great restaurants, bars and cafés nearby, and a variety of shops and grocery options
• A few blocks from beautiful Prospect Park
• This is a pet-free, smoke-free building — including outdoor areas
• PLEASE INQUIRE BY COMPLETING THE CONTACT FORM

About This Lister

The homeowner and spouse live in the apartment below the rental unit. The homeowner has renovated the apartment several times over the past dozen years and prefers long-term tenants who love the neighborhood and want to spend several years there.

Your landlord is also your neighbor, and tries to be friendly, kind, neighborly, and responsive to maintenance needs. The landlord expects you to enjoy your new home, to be respectful of the apartment and of us, and of our neighbors on the block. The best relationships over the years have been with tenants who are self-sufficient, responsible adults, and good communicators when needs arise — and who love the neighborhood for all it has to offer.