5 Saint Charles Place, 2

This is a Full floor Brownstone on a tree lined amazing exclusive block.
This unit is a 1 bed with a den great for a family that wants living and dining room, Den is ideal for a baby, young child or home office. This renovated 1 bed with a den is also great for 2 roommates because it has multiple entry easily can split the space into 2.

5 Saint Charles features
Brownstone
Renovated
Stainless steel appliances
Great light
wood floors
6 new windows
4 closets + Pantry & 6 dresser draws

C train is also walking distance

5 Saint Charles features
Cabinet for dishes
Private entrance in Brownstone
Full floor
control you own heat

Incentive
Rest of November Free for 16 month
the monthly rent

the neighborhoods proximity to subway stations, Prospect Park, and a weekly green market already gave it the trappings of a Brooklyn paradise. Now, a flurry of new late-night spots (including that promised cocktail bar), restaurants, and upscale housing

Crown Heights remains at a cultural crossroads. While luxury apartments and Starbucks materialize on some of the neighborhoods busiest corners, its charm is still in its history and heritage. Here, Caribbean restaurants and corner bodegas border synagogues and Judaica shops. Sprawling, turn-of-the-21st-century mansions recall a moment in time when Crown Heights was one of the most affluent areas of Brooklyn.

Take a walk and gawk at museums, gardens, and estates
Crown Heights has so much culture and historic architecture to admire, just walking around is an activity in itself. Take a stroll along tree-lined Eastern Parkway, which is flanked by 2-mile-long pedestrian and bike paths. The trail begins at Prospect Park and ends at Lincoln Terrace Park, passing the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Jewish Childrens Museum, which claims to be the largest of its kind in the country. Its also easy to spend hours walking up and down Crown and President Streets, admiring the 19th- and 20th-century estates that look like they were ripped straight from the South.
Massive beer hall Berg'n may draw crowds, but Franklin Park is Crown Heights best bar. Its at once a beer garden, bar, restaurant, and -- most importantly -- game room. Thankfully, the bar can easily accommodate the crowds with its picnic table-filled, tree-shaded courtyard thats perfect on balmy nights. In addition to Pop-a-Shot and Skee-Ball, the bar is also known for its special events, including a regular Monday reading series, screenings of The Walking Dead, and weekend DJ sets. Last year, Franklin Park bartender Christopher Buckley opened his own Crown Heights venture, Branch Ofc, which is inspired by the 50s and 60s and boasts an antique cash register, pinball machines, and public school-inspired dcor (i.e. alternating linoleum floor tiles, chairs that probably had desks attached to them at one point, etc.). The bar also has an incredible backyard (colorful globe lights, pastel-painted tables, and a corrugated-tin fence), which is open year-round to those willing to brave the cold. Dont worry, the signature cocktail (Jameson, lime, bitters) will help fortify your constitution.