Ditmas Park Rental Roundup

Searching for a place to rent in or around Ditmas Park? We’ve rounded up some spots in and around the neighborhood to help you with your hunt. If you live in one of the buildings, help a hunter out and leave a comment to let your prospective neighbors know how you like it.

Roomy Studio on Rugby
Available: January 1
Price: $1,500, plus broker fee
Details: This studio on Rugby Road between Cortelyou and Dorchester features a 20 ft long main room with nice wood floors, ample closet space and an eat in kitchen, a sparkly white bathroom, and some excellent location. Steps from Cortelyou shopping, dining, and transportation, this one is surprisingly low priced compared to what we’ve seen lately–plus there’s a parking spot available for $200 per month if you need one.
Contact: Listed by Halstead’s Mary Goodson, 718-613-2048

Two Bedroom Near Newkirk Plaza
Available: Immediately
Price: $1,850
Details: This place on Newkirk Avenue and E 16th is also less than what we’re used to lately–plus it looks light and fresh, and is convenient to grub, groceries, and transportation. Dogs and cats are both allowed, as well.
Contact: Listed by Destination Real Estate, 718-930-7999

Albemarle Road Three Bed
Available: Immediately
Price: $2,550, plus broker fee
Details: At 1,250 sq ft, this spot between E 18th and E 19th Streets looks like you’ll have a bit of room to spread out. The updated galley kitchen has room for a small table, there’s a second bathroom, and the bedroom sizes don’t seem half bad–plus the unit is a short walk to Church transportation and amenities, and it’s been reduced by $100 since October.
Contact: Listed by Citi Habitats’ Eric Storch, 516-506-3032

Fancy Three Bed with Laundry
Available: Immediately
Price: $2,800, plus broker fee
Details: Shwing! Like the one above, this gorgeous place on E 18th Street between Cortelyou and Beverley is a three bedroom–but each listing has its strengths. This one lacks a second bathroom, but apparently has a double vanity so inhabitants can at least do all of their beauty and (shower-excepting) hygiene things simultaneously; and while The New York Times insists some people want separate kitchens (as in the place above), we’re pretty enamored with this kitchen’s island and open living area for easy entertaining. Oh, and there’s in-unit laundry, as well as moulding out the wazoo and what looks like some pretty great closet space, too.
Contact: Listed by Douglas Elliman’s Ernst Nicholas, 347-909-1294

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