2214 64th Street - Unclaimed

2214 64th St, Brooklyn, NY 11204

Apartment building

1 bed

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
68 1 bd, 1 ba 7 photos	--	Now	$2,190

Listings by: AM Residential

What's special

Shared laundry roomModern bathExcellent lightTop floorHigh ceilingsGenerous closet spaceHardwood floors

This beautiful 1BR apartment is located in a well-maintained, prewar, elevator/laundry building in Bensonhurst. Enjoy a wide variety of nearby shops and eateries plus the convenience of the nearby N train. Apartment Features: Top Floor * Excellent Light * High Ceilings * Hardwood Floors * Spacious Living Room * Separate Kitchen w/Dishwasher * King Size Bedroom * Generous Closet Space * Modern Bath * Shared Laundry Room Pets OK Contact AM to schedule a showing at your earliest convenience

Neighborhood: Borough Park

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Family Vibes
Warm atmosphere with family-friendly amenities and safe, welcoming streets.
Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Transit Access
Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.

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Anchored by Bensonhurst and Mapleton in southern Brooklyn, 11204 offers a warm, down-to-earth vibe with walkable streets and a four-season climate—humid summers and brisk, snowy winters. Life centers on 18th Avenue and Bay Parkway, where Asian supermarkets, kosher bakeries, Italian delis and pizzerias, bubble tea spots, and espresso bars fuel a diverse culinary scene shaped by Italian and Jewish roots alongside growing Chinese, Turkish, and South Asian influences. Green-time is easy at Gravesend Park and Mapleton Playground, and you’ll find local gyms, martial arts studios, and yoga rooms dotted along the avenues. Nights are low-key—late-night eateries and cafes over clubs—making it popular with renters seeking calm, family- and pet-friendly blocks. Transit is a strong suit: N and D trains plus B8/B9 buses make commuting straightforward, with quick connections to broader Brooklyn and Manhattan; highways are a short drive south. Zillow Market Trends in recent months show a median rent in the mid-$2,000s, with most apartments ranging roughly from the low-$2,000s to low-$3,000s.