342 21st St

N ORDER TO GET A RESPONSE THROUGH STREET-EASY APP PLEASE REPLY WITH THE BELOW INFO: -Name & contact number -Employment & income -Credit score - 2 separate bedrooms (winged out apartment) - Shared outdoor space - Dishwasher - Exposed Brick - Storage space in basement - Heat and hot water - no pets - NYC Skyline view Spacious two-bedroom apartment featuring two large separate bedrooms, exposed brick, and excellent natural light throughout. The unit includes a dishwasher, heat and hot water, shared outdoor space, and dedicated storage in the basement. Please note: no pets allowed. The surrounding neighborhood offers a great mix of dining, nightlife, and everyday conveniences. Nearby you'll find popular local restaurants, cafes, and bakeries offering everything from casual bites to full sit-down meals. There are also several inviting bars and a well-known beer garden close by, offering plenty of options for evenings out or weekend socializing. For outdoor activities, the area provides easy access to parks, historic Green-Wood Cemetery's scenic paths ## Neighborhood Vibe & Things to Do **Restaurants & Cafes** * **Pasta Louise** is just a few blocks away: a cozy, pasta-focused spot that changes its pasta shape daily super neighborhood-y and very well regarded. * For more variety, Park Slope (which blends into this part of Brooklyn) has a deeply eclectic food scene: farm-to-table spots, pizzerias, and plenty of local, independent shops. * One local gem is Girasol Bakery, located nearby. The 24-hour grill serves tacos late into the night, and the bakery counter has great breads and pastries **Bars, Beer Garden & Nightlife** * **Greenwood Park** (on 7th Avenue, close by) is a large beer garden and bar with indoor/outdoor space, bocce courts, and lots of taps. After 7 PM it becomes 21+ only. * For something more intimate, **Union Hall** on 5th Avenue is a classic bar downstairs, performance space in the basement, live music, comedy, etc. * **Ginger's** is a well-loved neighborhood dive bar with a history; cozy, relaxed, and very much part of the local fabric. **Parks & Points of Interest** * **Green-Wood Cemetery** is right nearby it's not just a cemetery but a historic, park-like green space with winding paths, great for contemplative walks or photowalks. * **The Old Stone House** in nearby Park Slope is a restored Dutch farmhouse, with historical significance (site of a Revolutionary War battle) and events, plus a small park. * **Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket** (in Prospect Park) is a favorite local spot if you like farmers markets fresh produce, baked goods, artisan finds. * If you're into outdoor music or community events, **Prospect Park** is very accessible from here, hosting seasonal concerts and activities. **Transportation** * **Subway The nearby subway access is quite good. The **25th Street station** on the BMT Fourth Avenue Line is served by the **R train**. * Another nearby subway stop is **Union Street** (Fourth Avenue) served by the **R plus occasional D and N trains. * **Bike Share Citi Bike is active in this area, with several docking stations throughout Park Slope and Greenwood Heights. It's a great way to get around locally, run errands, or go into nearby parks. **Why This Location Is Attractive** * You're in a very walkable, "real Brooklyn" neighborhood not overly touristy, but definitely lively. * The mix of historic architecture (brownstones, exposed brick) and modern neighborhood energy gives a nice contrast. * Easy access to both social (bars, beer garden) and relaxing (green space, cemetery) places makes this ideal whether you're looking to entertain or unwind at home. * Good transit means you're well-connected but far enough to feel like you're in a neighborhood rather than a commuting hub.