The recently renovated garden apartment includes a corner kitchen with dishwasher that is open to the living area via a wide doorway.

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On the garden level of a Bed Stuy two-family, this one-bedroom rental is compact but does boast an updated kitchen, in-unit laundry, and private outdoor space. On the far east side of the neighborhood facing Saratoga Park, the formerly Romanesque Revival style row house at 811 Halsey Street sports a new Italianate style brownstone exterior.
A map of 1898 shows the 18.75-foot-wide brownstone is part of a small row of houses already in place on a largely empty block front. An early owner advertised the dwelling in 1900 as an elegant house with a “superior hardwood interior,” gas logs, colonial mantels, and awnings.
At the front of this unit is the living room, formerly a dining room, which retains original wainscoting and a columned wood mantel. Open to the living room via a wide doorway, the kitchen manages to fit a dishwasher into an l-shaped corner arrangement along with white cabinetry.
The bedroom is at the rear of the unit. A glass door opens into the space, which has two windows and a niche outfitted with a closet system. There is also access to the rear yard.
There is a black and white scheme in the renovated bathroom, with a black tile floor and white subway tile. Laundry is in a closet across from the bathroom.
While there isn’t a floor plan with the listing, a virtual tour of the already renovated unit dating from the last time the house was on the market in 2020 gives an idea of the setup.
The fenced-in rear yard includes a raised wood deck with room for seating and dining. There looks to be plenty of room for gardening for those with a green thumb.
This one-bedroom unit is listed for rent by the owner and is priced at $3,050 a month. What do you think?
[Listing: 811 Halsey Street | Broker: For Rent By Owner] GMAP












[Photos via StreeEasy]
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