500 4th Ave Unit 6J

500 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215

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    $3,500

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    1 bd

  • Bathrooms

    1 ba

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500 4th Ave Unit 6J
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APS81205669 - Please note: no pets are allowed for this unit, and smoking is not permitted. This stunning one-bedroom apartment is now available for rent in the highly sought-after 500 Fourth Avenue condominium. Bathed in natural light from large, north-easterly windows, the unit offers a bright and airy atmosphere complemented by a private balcony that invites fresh air and relaxation. The apartment's thoughtful layout maximizes space and functionality. The spacious bedroom features two generously sized closets, providing ample storage. The gourmet, semi-open kitchen is a chef's dream, boasting a Viking 4-burner stove, wine cooler, microwave, dishwasher, Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, and abundant counter spacerivaling kitchens found in larger two-bedroom homes.Indulge in the luxurious spa bath, conveniently located next to the in-unit laundry room equipped with a stacked Bosch washer and dryer. Additional features include ample closet space and designer blinds, making this home an irresistible package.500 Fourth Avenue is one of Park Slopes premier buildings, offering residents top-tier amenities such as doorman service, three elevators, a residents' lounge, a fitness center, and an outdoor terrace.

500 4th Ave is a condo located in Kings County and the 11215 ZIP Code.

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Compared to the higher-priced luxury rentals and newer condominiums nearby, 500 4th Avenue is a value find for those seeking a full-service building. “The units are much larger than what you’re competing with, and more affordable than the new development product. You’ve got everything while being closer to the subway,” says Scott Savory, a broker with Compass. “So, do you pay 30% more for the newer product that is not in a better location? Or do you buy this full-service item that’s an older building that’s really well kept?” The location sweetens the deal. Closer east to Park Slope, having an on-site parking garage and 24-hour door attendant would greatly increase the cost. Farther west will be Gowanus’ widespread construction for the next few years. “On the backside, everything is going to be redeveloped, which is going to benefit your asset,” Savory says. “But you don’t have to deal with the noise for the next four or five years. The building has this interesting balance.” “Unlike a 20- or 40-unit building, where the building might be heavy on twos and ones and then sprinkle a few studios in there, the scale of the building gives you a healthy balance of studios to actual three bedrooms,” Savory says. Within the 156 units, studios are around 600 square feet and have a walled-off sleeping alcove. One bedrooms range in size from about 550 to 800 square feet, and many include a private terrace that can fit a small table and chairs. Two-bedrooms units, sized from 900 to 1,100 square feet, have a second bathroom connected to the primary sleeping area. Like the one-bedroom units, they also use an open kitchen to maximize floor space. Certain three bedrooms, which range from 1,110 to 1,300 square feet, have enough room to separate the living and dining areas, while others have a private terrace. “And if you’re on a high floor on the north side of the building, you can sit in your apartment and stare at the city,” Savory says. “It’s got views of the skyline.” Although the interiors are old enough to have undergone slight updates, such as new kitchen backsplashes or the addition of walk-in showers, most retain their original Calcutta marble countertops and Viking ranges. “It was built at a time when Gowanus wasn’t as hot as it is today, so you had to build units that are finished well,” Savory says. Stacked Miele or LG washer-dryers are also standard, as there’s no common laundry room. “I think the overall monthlies are extremely low because of the size of the building,” Savory says, referring to the common charges that are just above $1 per square foot. Until 2026, residents also benefit from a 421A abatement that reduces their property tax burden. As far as prices, they start around $600,000 for studios and range from $750,000 to $950,000 for one bedrooms. Most recently, two-bedroom units have sold for around $1.2 million to $1.3 million, and three bedrooms have sold for $1.5 million to $1.9 million. On the backside of the building, the shared patio is protected from noise on 4th Avenue and has weatherproof seating. The residents’ lounge, with a pool table, looks out onto this space, and below it is the kids’ playroom with a skylight ceiling. There’s also a fitness center and a pharmacy on the ground floor, around the corner from the public parking garage. But for Savory, the most important amenity is the full-time door attendant. “If you have a gym in your building, you might still use your gym membership. Even if there’s a roof deck, you might still leave to the park to see your friends,” he says. “But the doorman is something that everyone says, ‘that’s really important to me.’” Residents have access both to Park Slope’s dining scene — with restaurants lining 5th Avenue — and the conveniences of Gowanus — which has a Whole Foods and a Lowe’s, both with parking lots. A few blocks east, Barbès serves live music and drinks, and a little bit farther, Prospect Park has walking trails, open lawns, play areas and a zoo. There are also farmers’ markets at the north and south ends of the park, and a botanic garden on the east side. Two blocks north, the 9th Street subway station has the F, G and R trains, which are convenient for getting around Brooklyn and the lower half of Manhattan. Both 4th and 5th avenues have bus routes, and the Gowanus Expressway has an on-ramp nearby to reach Manhattan via the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, or head east or south in Brooklyn. On the 12th Street side of the building, there’s also a CitiBike dock for cycling around town. See more
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Property Address: 500 4th Ave, Brooklyn,
NY 11215
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Neighborhood

A historically industrial area, Gowanus is an up-and-coming urban neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York. The Gowanus Canal travels through the neighborhood, connecting to the Gowanus Bay. Though the canal has been polluted for over a hundred years, the federal EPA has been working to clean up the canal and restore it to its natural beauty.

With the canal clean-up, new residents and local businesses are flocking to town, offering a variety of local restaurants, shops, art venues, and more. The Bell House is the go-to location to see a variety of shows featuring comedians and musicians in an industrial bar. Visit the Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club for some entertaining late night fun.

Gowanus offers access to various highways and provides public transit, in the form of subways and trains, to Manhattan and other popular areas in New York. Check out the Carroll Street Bridge, built in 1899, that’s a town landmark and a site worth seeing.

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Education
Colleges & Universities Distance
Colleges & Universities Distance
Drive: 6 min 2.1 mi
Drive: 6 min 2.1 mi
Drive: 6 min 2.1 mi
Drive: 6 min 2.6 mi
500 4th Ave Unit 6J is within 6 minutes or 2.1 miles from Long Island Univ., Brooklyn. It is also near ASA College Brooklyn and Brooklyn Law School.
Transportation

Transportation options available in Brooklyn include 4 Avenue-9 Street (D,M,N,R Line), located 0.2 mile from 500 4th Ave Unit 6J. 500 4th Ave Unit 6J is near Laguardia, located 12.8 miles or 24 minutes away, and Newark Liberty International, located 16.3 miles or 28 minutes away.

Transit / Subway Distance
Transit / Subway Distance
Walk: 3 min 0.2 mi
Walk: 3 min 0.2 mi
Walk: 5 min 0.3 mi
Walk: 12 min 0.6 mi
Walk: 13 min 0.7 mi
Commuter Rail Distance
Commuter Rail Distance
Drive: 6 min 1.8 mi
Drive: 10 min 3.1 mi
Drive: 13 min 5.3 mi
Drive: 18 min 7.5 mi
Drive: 20 min 8.1 mi
Airports Distance
Airports Distance
Laguardia
Drive: 24 min 12.8 mi
Newark Liberty International
Drive: 28 min 16.3 mi
Walker's Paradise
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Walk Score®
Out of 100
Lace up your walking shoes because this area is considered a walker’s paradise.
Rider's Paradise
100
Transit Score®
Out of 100
Living in this area is considered a rider’s paradise, with world-class transportation.
Very Bikeable
86
Bike Score®
Out of 100
This area is very Bikeable. You’ll find a variety of bike paths and lanes.
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Time and distance from 500 4th Ave Unit 6J.

Shopping Centers Distance
Shopping Centers Distance
Drive: 6 min 1.8 mi
Drive: 7 min 2.0 mi
Drive: 8 min 3.7 mi
500 4th Ave Unit 6J has 3 shopping centers within 3.7 miles, which is about a 8-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.
Parks and Recreation Distance
Parks and Recreation Distance
Gowanus Canal
Walk: 18 min 1.0 mi
Red Hook Park
Drive: 3 min 1.4 mi
Prospect Park
Drive: 5 min 1.4 mi
Coffey Park
Drive: 5 min 1.8 mi
Prospect Park Zoo
Drive: 6 min 2.4 mi
500 4th Ave Unit 6J has 5 parks within 2.4 miles, including Gowanus Canal, Red Hook Park, and Coffey Park.
Hospitals Distance
Hospitals Distance
Walk: 15 min 0.8 mi
Drive: 7 min 2.1 mi
Drive: 6 min 3.0 mi
500 4th Ave Unit 6J has 3 hospitals within 3.0 miles, the nearest is New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital which is 0.8 mile away and a 15 minutes drive.
Military Bases Distance
Military Bases Distance
Drive: 10 min 4.8 mi
Drive: 11 min 5.5 mi
500 4th Ave Unit 6J is 4.8 miles from Governors Island Support Center, and is convenient to other military bases, including Fort Hamilton.

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