$3,795 / 2br - 2BR Apt with Washer Dryer Private Deck Sunset Park Industry City Slope (Sunset Park)

Commuter's Paradise Apartment located on 4th avenue and 36th street D - N express trains (less than 15 minutes to Manhattan) and also R local train IN UNIT WASHER DRYER PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE 2 Separate bedrooms Good closet space Spacious living room - kitchen Lots of cabinets and counter space High end stainless steel appliances includes a dishwasher Storage room Full bath (marble tiled) with tub CENTRAL HEAT + A.C. PET FRIENDLY +++++++++++++++++++ -- ## Transportation & Exploration Around 36th Street, Brooklyn ### 🚇 Getting from 36th Street Station to Manhattan The 36th Street Station in Brooklyn is served by the D, N, and R subway lines, making it a solid hub for commuting. * To Manhattan: * Take the D or N for an express ride into Midtown Manhattan (around 30–35 minutes). * The R is local and slower but good for local stops. * Trains run frequently, but check for late-night or weekend service changes. * By Car or Rideshare: * A drive into Manhattan can take 20–40+ minutes depending on traffic. * Not ideal during rush hours due to heavy congestion. --- ### 🏙️ From 36th Street to Industry City * Walking: Industry City is only about a 5-minute walk from the station. * Bus: Local buses like the B35 or B70 also get you close. * Biking: There are bike racks and Citi Bike docks in the area. Industry City is a redeveloped warehouse district with food halls, art galleries, design stores, and public events—great for a day out or remote work spot. --- ### 🌳 From 36th Street to Prospect Park There are multiple options depending on how you want to travel: * Subway: * You can connect to the B, Q, F, G, or 2/3 lines, depending on which side of the park you want to reach. * Example: Take the D or R north to Atlantic Ave–Barclays Center and transfer. * Bus or Bike: * Local buses connect to Flatbush or Park Slope areas. * A bike ride from 36th Street to Prospect Park is about 3.5–4 miles. Prospect Park has a lake, zoo, meadows, wooded trails, and a 3.3-mile inner loop great for cycling. --- ## 🚴‍♂️ Bay Ridge Bike Routes ### Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway (Bay Ridge section) This route follows the waterfront and passes through: * Owl’s Head Park * Shore Road Park * Belt Parkway Promenade It’s flat and scenic, with great views of the Verrazzano Bridge. Ideal for leisurely cycling or commuting. It connects Bay Ridge to Sunset Park, Red Hook, and eventually to Greenpoint as part of a larger planned 26-mile greenway. ### Popular Bike Loop Idea: Bay Ridge → Coney Island → Prospect Park → Bay Ridge 1. Start in Bay Ridge (Shore Road Promenade) 2. Ride to Coney Island via the Belt Parkway path 3. Head north via Ocean Parkway bike path to Prospect Park 4. Ride the Prospect Park loop 5. Return via 4th Avenue or quieter parallel streets This loop combines waterfront views, park riding, and urban neighborhoods. --- ## 🗺️ Points of Interest Around This Route * Industry City – Trendy space for food, art, co-working, and shopping * Green-Wood Cemetery – Historic, scenic, and peaceful * Sunset Park – Beautiful views of the harbor and Statue of Liberty from the hilltop * Prospect Park – Ideal for walking, biking, or just hanging out * Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Museum – Located next to Prospect Park * Coney Island – Boardwalk, beach, amusement parks, and iconic food spots * Bay Ridge – Local charm with restaurants, quiet parks, and waterfront bike paths * Red Hook – Artsy, industrial vibe with waterfront bars and unique shops ---