Ridgewood: 772

This spacious and bright three-bedroom, one-bathroom shared apartment is perfect for university students and professionals moving to Queens. The apartment spans 960 square feet and is located at the end of a quiet dead-end street near the intersection of Ridgewood and East Williamsburg. It has recently undergone a complete renovation and features brand new kitchen appliances, electric heating, and ample storage space. Additional features include freshly painted walls, numerous windows, hardwood floors, and high ceilings. The bedrooms are roomy enough to accommodate extra furniture like nightstands, dressers, or desks, making it ideal for those who require a private workspace. The kitchen overlooks the backyard and is equipped with new countertops, attractive backsplash tiles, and plenty of cabinet space. Additionally, the apartment has connections for a washer and dryer. Ridgewood is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Queens, known for its laid-back atmosphere and the unique blend of residential areas and bustling commercial streets. It sits at the border of Queens and Brooklyn, making it especially appealing to those who wish to enjoy the best of both boroughs. Detached rowhouses built between 1905 and 1920 dominate residential offerings in Ridgewood, while mixed-use apartment buildings and newer low-rise apartments are more common near the Brooklyn boundary. Compared to Brooklyn, rental prices in Ridgewood are more reasonable, attracting residents from all corners of New York City. This charming community is home to actors, artists, students, families, and a diverse range of professionals, and it features five subway stations, making it highly convenient for commuters who prefer public transport. The walkable neighborhood is less than five miles from downtown Brooklyn, and biking to work is also very accessible. This lovely apartment is situated on the second floor of a two-story brick townhouse. The living room offers Wi-Fi and a large-screen TV, easily accommodating a sofa, coffee table, and a dining table with three chairs. The apartment is located less than a mile from one of Brooklyn’s vibrant commercial districts—Nickel Avenue—making it ideal for those who enjoy nightlife and a variety of popular restaurants. A ten-minute walk will take you to the Jefferson Street station, where you can catch the L train of the BMT Canarsie Line, providing easy transportation throughout the day.