- Located on Prime Smith street,Beautiful sun-filled alcove studio  -Original features include tin ceilings, arches, exposed brick, and built-in shelves  -Large rear facing windows  -14 ft Tin ceilings  -Sun drenches kitchen with multiple exposures -You're in the midst of a lively neighborhood filled with great restaurants, cozy coffee shops, and trendy stores. Check out my guidebook for recommendations. 3 minute walk to F & G trains, 10 minutes to Manhattan. "Welcome to this cozy New York-style apartment, available for 30 day minimum stays. There's no commitment, no lease, and it's stylishly move-in ready, at the moment making it a practical choice. Inside, you'll find high loft like Tin ceilings that add character and space to the apartment. The living room features a stylish comfortable sofa that can be converted into a queen-size sleeper. The unit features stylish motorized blinds with a remote control on all windows. Entertainment is at your fingertips with a 65-inch smart TV offering cable access. The railroad kitchen, is a charming New York style kitchen, fully equipped for your cooking needs. Location: BoCoCa Prime Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll gardens border. Getting the best of all worlds. The unit is Just one flight up. 2 minute walk to the F and the G trains, 10 minutes to Manhattan. Right in the heart of Smith Street, with all the cafes, restaurants and shopping it has to offer. "The apartment is in the back facing garden. Best of all, there are no hidden fees or a 4,000$ commission expenses etc. just bring your toothbrush and Enjoy the simplicity and convenience of this apartment while exploring the city. Your budget-friendly New York experience starts here!" Why commit to a rigid 1-year lease in these uncertain times? Our flexible solution allows you to enjoy the freedom of a 30-day+ stay, sparing you the hassle and expense of furnishing, buying a TV, and other accessories that often end up in the trash during moves. The average move-in cost, inclusive of agent commissions and furnishing, can add up to a hefty 11,000-$20,000, all tied to the burden of maintaining a long-term lease." Reviews: Since the New York State Airbnb short-term ban, I couldn't rent this unit for short periods, limiting its reviews. The current reviews are from guests who stayed for 30 days or more during the three months since the listing was active. Guests requirement: A minimum of 6 five star reviews is required, or strong paper work is a must.