Beautiful, Large, Sunny 2 Bedroom For $1100 | Large Windows | 2 Minute Walk To Q Train (Newkirk) | CALL OR TEXT MORDY AT 201-780-7098 -Large Windows -New Oven -New Attached Microwave -New Cabinets -Shiny Wood Floors -Great Closet Space -Very Large Master Bedroom -Laundromat Around The Corner CALL OR TEXT MORDY AT 201-780-7098 Dimensions: Common space:20 X 16 Master Bedroom: Approx. 20 X 15 Bedroom:8 X 9.8 Bathroom 8.5 X 5 740 SQUARE FEET Subways B, Q at Newkirk Av under 500 feet 2, 5 at Flatbush Av 0.8 miles F at Ditmas Av 0.9 miles Location: Ditmas Park/Flatbush About Ditmas Park: (Streeteasy.com) About half an hour from Midtown on the Q line, Ditmas Park is a small town haven in New York City. Century-old Victorian mansions and tree-lined streets define Ditmas Park, which was originally farmland but soon became a neighborhood for the wealthy. After its millionaire residents moved elsewhere, Ditmas Park became a quiet, almost boring landmarked neighborhood. Today, its houses consistently sell for over a million dollars and the areas business district, Cortelyou Road, has become a notable food destination. Co-op market activity has increased significantly, with young professionals and families moving into the prewar buildings concentrated south of Cortelyou. Although Ditmas Parks nightlife is sedated, residents are still social and can be seen at the farmers market and playground. The area has high-performing public schools and its proximity to Prospect Park establishes a scenic atmosphere. For those looking for a close-knit community and a place to call home in the city, Ditmas Park is the ideal destination. About Flatbush: (brooklynbased.com) In the life cycle of neighborhoods, Flatbush has almost come full circle. What began as a series of swanky developments in the early 1900s, luring white, upper class residents from Brooklyn Heights, is now attracting professionals and ex-Park Slopers to the stately homes of Victorian Flatbush a term thats only 30 years old. Yet as early as the 20s, Flatbush has attracted wave upon wave of immigrants first Jews and Italians, followed by Caribbeans, and most recently Southeast Asians and Pakistanis. Today its the most diverse neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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