Ditmas Park Rental Roundup

Looking for an apartment to rent in or around Ditmas Park? We’ve rounded up a few spaces available in the neighborhood to help you on your hunt. If you live in one of the apartment buildings, let prospective neighbors know how you like it.

Rock Bottom-Priced Three Bed Above Church
Available: Immediately
Price: $1,600, plus broker’s fee
Details: Considering the price of most apartments we’ve seen lately, you’ll pretty much be paying for an okay one bedroom or a probably-awful two bedroom but actually getting three bedrooms in a house on E 5th. There’s a security system and dishwasher plus exposures on three sides, and you’ll be close to Fort Hamilton Parkway and a certain sandwich we love. And hey, if you’re looking for a roommate, you know who to call.
Contact: Listed by Corcoran’s Kenia Chavez, 347-583-3305

1 Bed and Then Some on Foster
Available: Immediately
Price: $1,650 (not $1,800), plus broker’s fee
Details: Sunny and pretty and about equidistant from the Newkirk and 18th Avenue subways, the small bedroom in this unit could be used for guests, storage, an office, or whatever else will make it feel like home. The kitchen and bathroom aren’t the most modern in existence, but if you’re cool with that, pack up a feline friend and head on over.
Contact: Listed by Ideal Properties Group’s Dari Lichtman, 917-324-8290

Charming Two Bed in a House
Available: Immediately
Price: $2,500, plus broker’s fee
Details: This sweet apartment on Rugby between Cortelyou and Dorchester includes stained glass windows, parquet floors, a bay window, and other pretty details, plus a private porch and garden. There’s an in-unit washer and dryer, too, and cable, internet, and heat/hot water are included. You might be able to bring your cat, but dog owners don’t have a chance at this one.
Contact: Listed by Brown Harris Stevens’ Miya Signor, 718-399-4104

Three Beds and a New Kitchen on Beverley
Available: Immediately
Price: $2,800, plus broker’s fee
Details: This is another one with in-unit laundry–is that a common thing? Because we’d like to sign up. The apartment is newly-renovated and sparkly, the appliances are still covered in plastic, and the kitchen looks like a decent size for the cooks among us. At the corner of Ocean Avenue, you’ll be close to the Beverley Road subway and all the good stuff on Cortelyou and Flatbush–you’ll just have to commute from Church for a while while the trains get sorted out.
Contact: Listed by Town Real Estate’s Anthony Robustelli, 917-295-5396

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