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98 Jefferson St

98 Jefferson St, Brooklyn, 11206, NY

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98 Jefferson St Description
The apartment is located in Bushwick. Bushwhick is an emerging cultural center of Brooklyn with both Michelin-starred restaurants and $3 street tacos. Bushwick has the best lofts in Brooklyn and has quickly become home to artists, musicians and all sorts of creative types. And yes, there are a ton of warehouse parties. This unit is located 2 blocks from the L Train and a few more minutes to the M train. This is a private single bedroom in a fully furnished, 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment. The apartment is spacious and modern with hardwood flooring, a couch for relaxing, TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and access to the backyard. The spacious bedroom is furnished with a full-size bed, side table, and a closet. The bedroom comes fully set up ready for you to move in.

No Pets Allowed

(RLNE5536050)
Floor Plans
98 Jefferson St is a 1-unit apartment complex featuring Studio floorplans.
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Studio $950
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* Prices, specials, and floorplan availability subject to change without notice
98 Jefferson St Amenities
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Cats Not Allowed
Dogs Not Allowed
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BC, Rutgers, NYU, Columbia
Alphabet City
It's a great area to live. It's one of the last places to have gentrified in Manhattan proper. Amazing places to eat and the subway is only about 9 min walk away.
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Stanford, UPenn, JPMorgan Chase
Old building, but great location
Building is old, but the location is great. Close to Grand Central. Grocery store and dry cleaners are on the same block. Gym in the building. Very quiet.
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RIT
Great getaway in the East Village
I lived in Stuy Town with my girlfriend, and we loved it. It was accessible to all the fun of the east village - bars, restaurants, etc. - and union square. It was also a quiet getaway from the rest of the city and a good value.
unknown user
Carnegie Mellon
RIvergate
Pros: Good, cost effective building, great view of the river, easy to find taxi (unless its raining) Cons: Right by FDR, so traffic can be loud; building only washes windows once a year, ten minutes away from public transportation
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UPenn
Clinton Hill A-Okay
Clinton Hill is a small neighborhood sandwiched between Ft. Greene and Bed Stuy. You're close to bars / restaurants in both Ft. Greene and Prospect Heights, and not too far from the Atlantic-Pacific subway stop. It's kind of like Ft. Greene Jr... not quite as nice, not quite as convenient, but a little bit cheaper. Highlights: Beny's, Hot Bird, Waverly Wu
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VEVO, NYU, Universal Music Group, Stanford
East Village? Go farther East!
I lived here for two years and it was by far my favorite spot in Manhattan. You're a little further from the subway but the apts are bigger. You're right next to the river which is a great place to run. Ave C is totally safe (seriously, I did the research and more crimes occur in the middle of the village).
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UCLA
Nice entry to Manhattan
This is a great place to live if you're new to NYC because it feels sort of like a smaller community and is surrounded by acres of parkland. Yeah, the subway access isn't the greatest but the apartments are huge!
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