77 Box St #206, Brooklyn, NY 11222

MOVE RIGHT IN! FULLY FURNISHED 1 BED WITH HOME OFFICE AND PRIVATE TERRACE. Flexible leases, with monthly rent that includes all utilities, excluding Cable TV. This flexible, fully furnished apartment, located in the buzzy waterfront neighborhood of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is spacious enough for any combination of living, working, and playing. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by light pouring in from your private outdoor terrace. The apartment also features hardwood floors and central air and heat. A large open kitchen, both stylish and functional, is fully equipped with all the conveniences that make a home including an oven, microwave and refrigerator. The spacious living area is ideal for entertaining or just lounging. The dining table seats four, the sofa pulls out to a full-sized bed, and the writing desk becomes your home office. Your bedroom has a voluminous king-sized bed, and the separate home office doubles as a second sleeping area, with two twin beds. Both rooms are quiet and private, tucked away from the living area. Thoughtful details throughout the apartment including closets, three 42-inch HDTVs with premium cable channels, even an iron and ironing board. You can get anywhere in NYC via the delightful East River Ferry, NYC subways and Citibike sharing. A groundbreaking concept in convenient and flexible New York City living, Box House is a former door factory in Brooklyn's waterfront gem of a neighborhood, Greenpoint. A unique Brooklyn community bordering North Williamsburg and Long Island City. Greenpoint's streets teem with restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries, boutiques, art galleries, music venues, parks, and playgrounds. Box House is fully furnished, and decked out with a panoramic communal rooftop (& tapas bar!) taking in stellar views of the East River, Manhattan and Brooklyn. Brooklyn Lantern, a full-service restaurant and bar serving new American cuisine is housed in the lobby. Its re-imagined interiors are a celebration of 21st-century Brooklyn culture and style, and the building's (and neighborhood's) industrial heritage.