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    • 386 E 54th St

    Brooklyn, NY 11203

    Apartment building
    2 beds

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    $3,125
    2 bd, 1 ba
    -- sqft
    For rent - Unit 1

    Listing by: Hakeem Shahid, LREB

    What's special

    Dining areaOpen kitchenGood natural lightHigh ceilingGranite counter top
    NO PETS, Hardwood, High Ceiling, Good Natural Light, Dining Area, Open Kitchen, 4-Closets, Granite Counter Top, 2ND Floor, 1-Flight Walk Up, Near Neighborhood Park, Cafe's, Bars, Lounges, Entertainment, Restaurants, Super Markets, Shopping, Transportation: B7, B8, B35, B46, And B47 Bus. HEAT/HOT WATER: INCLUDED CALL/TEXT/EMAIL FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE 1ST MONTH RENT: $3,125 AND SECURITY DEPOSIT: $3,125 APPLICATION FEE $20 PER ADULT

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    • Hardwood

    Neighborhood: East Flatbush

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    • 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.
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      Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.
      Medical Hub
      Central access to hospitals, clinics, and comprehensive healthcare.
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    Centered in East Flatbush, 11203 mixes tree-lined blocks and low-rise rowhouses with lively commercial corridors along Utica, Church, and Linden. Expect four real seasons—warm, humid summers and crisp, sometimes snowy winters—and a welcoming, community-forward vibe anchored by SUNY Downstate and Kings County Hospital. Caribbean roots shape daily life, from roti shops, jerk counters, and bakeries to weekend markets, while coffee spots, barbers, salons, and fitness options dot the avenues; groceries and everyday shopping are easy to find near Utica Avenue and the Flatbush Junction area. Green time is close at Wingate Park and nearby Lincoln Terrace Park with courts and playgrounds, and nightlife trends low-key with late-night eateries and lounges. History buffs can visit the Wyckoff House Museum, the city’s oldest home. According to Zillow’s recent Market Trends, the median asking rent has hovered around the mid-$2,000s over the past few months, with most listings ranging from the upper $1,000s to the low $3,000s, depending on size. Frequent buses (B46, B35) and nearby 2/5 trains keep commutes straightforward; it’s both family- and pet-friendly.

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    Walk, Transit & Bike Scores

    67 / 100
    Somewhat Walkable
    55 / 100
    Bikeable

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    Frequently asked questions

    What is the walk score of 386 E 54th St?

    386 E 54th St has a walk score of 67, it's somewhat walkable.

    What schools are assigned to 386 E 54th St?

    The schools assigned to 386 E 54th St include Ps 244 Richard R Green, Middle School of Media Law and Fine Arts (The), and It Takes A Village Academy.

    What neighborhood is 386 E 54th St in?

    386 E 54th St is in the East Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY.