1547 President St APT 3R, Brooklyn, NY 11213

BEAUTIFUL LARGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN A GREAT AREA NEAR THE TRAIN WILL GO FAST This one Bedroom in Crown Heights has plenty of closet space, shiny hardwood floors throughout and great new kitchen appliances. It also boasts a huge living room that you will love. This Modern spacious apartment is ready for move in today. - 1 EXTRA LARGE BEDROOM - LARGE BATHROOM - LARGE CEILINGS - NATURAL LIGHT AND BIG WINDOWS - LOTS OF CLOSET SPACE - SPACIOUS - NEW HARDWOOD FLOORS - GREAT AREA FOR TRANSPORT TO AND FROM THE CITY IN NO TIME - INCREDIBLE LOCATION, AND TRENDY NEIGHBORHOOD! Crown Heights is located in central Brooklyn. It is bordered by Prospect Park to the west, Flatbush to the south, Brownsville to the east, and Bedford-Stuyvesant to the north. Crown Heights is served by the 2/3 and 4/5 trains at Franklin, Nostrand, Kingston and Utica Avenue, and the 2 and 5 trains at President Street. Crown Heights is also easily accessed by bus including the B12, B14, B17, B43, B44, B46, and the B45, B15, and B65 that run North of Eastern Parkway. Today, Crown Heights is a vibrant up-and-coming area with over 150,000 residents. The neighborhood is undergoing rapid change, with a wonderful blend of culture, food, shops, and living areas. Crown Heights is home to a diverse population, joining other neighborhoods in making up the melting pot of Brooklyn. Walking down the thoroughfares of Nostrand Avenue, Utica Avenue, and Franklin Avenue, one can find ethnic cuisine from all over the Caribbean, from Trinidadian roti to Jamaican ]removed] chicken and beyond. Dozens of new restaurants and cafes are opening up around town provide other cultural fare, such as Australian coffee and pastries at Glass Shop, Mexican food at Chavella's and the classic American cuisine of Dutch Boy Burger. Nightlife is still relatively sparse, but Franklin Park and Crown Inn are notable standouts. In the Spring, the West-Indian Day Parade brings out people from many different nations, dressed in wildly bright colors and playing music from their homelands. Other noteworthy landmarks include the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Brooklyn Museum and Children's Museum.