77 Box Street, 102

MOVE RIGHT IN! NO-FEE, FULLY FURNISHED, AMENITY-RICH STUDIO LOFT IN GREENPOINT. Flexible leases, with monthly rent that includes all utilities, high-speed internet and premium cable channels. Come home to this sweet studio loft with soaring 16-foot ceilings, central air/heat and hardwood floors, located near the buzzy waterfront neighborhood of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. This quiet apartment is flooded with eastern light and comes fully furnished with an eclectic mix of hand-picked furniture and original art commissioned from Brooklyn artists. The open kitchen is both stylish and functional. It’s fully equipped with all the conveniences that make a home, including a dishwasher, stove, fridge and a kitchen island for easy entertaining. There’s a queen-sized bed in a private sleeping alcove, where you can decompress or watch premium cable shows on the 42-inch HDTV. Or choose to entertain in the comfy living area on the welcoming sofa (yes, it pulls out to a full-size guest bed). Did we mention that there’s a second TV in the living area? No details have been spared, the apartment even comes with smartly designed closets, and an iron and ironing board! Refresh yourself in the spacious bathroom that features a full-size tub with shower. You can get anywhere in NYC via the delightful East River Ferry, NYC subways and Citibike sharing. A groundbreaking concept in convenient and flexible New York City living, Box House is a former door factory in Brooklyn’s waterfront gem of a neighborhood, Greenpoint. A unique Brooklyn community bordering North Williamsburg and Long Island City. Greenpoint’s streets teem with restaurants, bars, cafés, bakeries, boutiques, art galleries, music venues, parks, and playgrounds. Box House is fully furnished, and decked out with a panoramic communal rooftop (& tapas bar!) taking in stellar views of the East River, Manhattan and Brooklyn. Brooklyn Lantern, a full-service restaurant and bar serving new American cuisine is housed in the lobby. Its re-imagined interiors are a celebration of 21st-century Brooklyn culture and style, and the building’s (and neighborhood’s) industrial heritage.