150 4th Avenue, 2A

150 4th Avenue, 2A

Listing Courtesy of Corcoran, Margo Kizel, (973) 715-4179 150 4th Avenue, 2A Instrata, Gowanus, Brooklyn, NY 11217 **$3,500 USD** | **New | Jan 08** | **Reduced price** **Studio** | **1 bath** | **Approx. 55.2 ㎡** **The Details** Transaction Type: For Rent Property Type: Apartment Building Built in: 2011 Available: Immediately **About this home** PRICE REDUCTION!! $3500 for quick move in!!!HUGE studio well priced avail for immediate move in.The building offers a gym, a tenant lounge with TV, a kitchen, billiards table, a fireplace, and a dedicated bike room. Some additional amenities include private storage, a pampering pet spa, garden and on-site parking, all while having the presence of a doorman and live-in superintendent to ensure seamless ... read more *Resource data displayed by Corcoran Group* Web ID: 23698201 MLS #: RLS20066230 Corcoran logo **Key Features** Central Air Pet Friendly Concierge Doorman Elevator Full Park View Contact Agent **Margo Kizel** Margo Kizel Licensed Real Estate Salesperson NY 10401205729 Mobile: (973) 715-4179 **Get to know Gowanus** Only in the sprawling, chill, and canal-retentive Gowanus can you find bold new developments and Michelin-starred restaurants interweaved with shuffleboard courts and a casket factory. Gowanus has worn many hats through the six centuries since its first mill turned a wheel — Revolutionary War battlefield, manufacturing hub, and artful hipster haven, to name only a few. However, nothing has come to define it more than its singular manmade waterway. Industry long prospered on the Gowanus Canal, transforming the sunken meadows between higher-grounded Park Slope and Carroll Gardens into a bustling manufacturing hub; in fact, much of the brownstone that built those surrounding neighborhoods was barged right in. While the superfund stream, affectionately nicknamed the “Lavender Lake” for its purplish sheen, became a longtime pain point locally, the progressing clean-up will ensure these inland waters define a positive future for the neighborhood that grew along its bulkhead.