2211 Ditmas Ave, 4-G

Pre-war unit with high ceilings and tons of closets. It also boast large rooms, hardwood floors and beautiful fixtures. The building is well maintained, loved by tenants, and leasing up fast, which means it's a great opportunity for you. The full amenity list includes: a live-in super, on street parking, security cameras, clean and lighted hallways, and a front door buzzer. Gigantic, turreted Victorian homes, many with surprising and unique architectural details, make Ditmas Park one of the least "New York"-looking neighborhoods in New York. You'll see film crews out here regularly getting the tree-lined, moneyed-suburbia shots they'd otherwise have find in Connecticut. Stroll down some of Ditmas Park's side streets--try Malborough, Argyle or Rugby--for an eyeful of some breathtaking mansions; an overnight stay at one of the many lovely (and affordable) bed and breakfasts will tide you over until you can swing the down payment on one of them. Cortelyou Road, the main drag, has become something of the new Park Slope--blending cosmopolitan eating and drinking establishments with a family-friendly, residential quality on the side streets. However, the neighborhood remains refreshingly diverse. Walk down Foster Avenue and you'll pass by Hasidim, Caribbean-Americans, young married couples with strollers, middle-aged guys passing the time together outside the liquor store, and perhaps a crazy cat lady giving you the stink eye as she weeds her begonia patch