Welcome to 99 Lafayette Avenue, Unit 6E - a charming pre-war building in the heart of a vibrant Brooklyn neighborhood! Step inside this inviting residence, beautifully maintained to offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere. This delightful home features a spacious one-bedroom layout with a cozy living room and a separate kitchen, making it an exceptional choice for those who love a well-defined living space. Soaring high ceilings and elegant, polished hardwood floors enhance the classic allure of this residence, while ample closet space ensures your belongings stay organized. The kitchen is equipped with modern conveniences, including quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, providing both functionality and style to your culinary endeavors. The sleek, updated bathroom is designed with ceramic tiled walls and practical storage options, ensuring a comfortable and efficient space. Nestled in a well-maintained low-rise building, this home boasts a picturesque tree-lined street setting. You'll find yourself conveniently located with easy access to numerous transportation options, including the Atlantic Avenue subways and LIRR, along with various bus routes (B25, B26, B38, B41, B45, B52, B67, B69). Enjoy an array of local attractions, from the bustling Barclays Center and Whole Foods to cultural experiences at BAM and leisurely strolls through the nearby park. This fantastic property is ready to welcome you home. Schedule a showing today to experience the inviting charm and unmatched convenience of this delightful cooperative unit at 99 Lafayette Avenue! Photography is virtually staged. Upfront costs for the tenant/applicant include a $20 application fee per applicant, first month's rent, and one month's security deposit in the same amount as the first month's rent due at lease signing. Building accepts Insurent and the Guarantors services.
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