The Wilson House is in a great neighborhood that gives you something to do every day of the week. In the immediate neighborhood there is a park, Irving Square Park, that is less than 5 minutes away for you to spend a Saturday having a picnic with your friends.Go for a morning run at Domino Park, or get cozy in a cafe to work on that important project before meeting up with friends at one of the many restaurants, bars and venues that dot the neighborhood’s streets.
If you are someone who loves the city, but wants to see New York from a different perspective, then this is your sign to move to Brooklyn. Brooklyn, NY is home for the creative types, the writers, and the entrepreneurs. It is a city for people to wander off of the beaten path.
Brooklyn used to be known as a distant land far away from Manhattan, where one feels secluded from the rest of New York. But things have changed in the last few years for Brooklyn. In Brooklyn you feel a sense of community. The neighbors, the small businesses, and the family-owned restaurants all know each other. There is nothing more comforting than being able to grab a coffee and say hello to all of your neighbors.
If you love to go shopping, then Brooklyn has something special for you. If you like shopping the main brands, then you are in luck. Williamsburg and Prospect Heights are known for shopping, whether it is for yourself, your friend, or shopping for your apartment. If you want to find the niche shopping spots, there is a weekly Brooklyn Flea market in DUMBO where you can browse between second hand and vintage clothes. There is an annual holiday market in Brooklyn where you can find all of your holiday cheer.
If you want to explore the nature side of Brooklyn, then you should check out the parks! Go and explore the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, or the Liberty State Park. There are less people in Brooklyn, so you can sit down with a book and blanket, and relax. After you check out the parks, you and your co living roommates can have a night out at the famous Brooklyn bars like Sunken Harbor Club, Night of Joy, or Brooklyn Social.
The space is move-in ready; all you have to do is show up with your suitcase.
Amenities
Fully furnished rooms
Kitchen amenities include electric glass-top stoves, stainless-steel fridges, microwaves, large sinks, coffee makers, plenty of cabinet space, cookware, tableware, cutting boards and much of what you would need in a kitchen..
Security: 24/7 security in common areas.
Bedroom Amenities: full-size memory-foam mattresses, shelving, hooks and closets/organizational tools.
Services: Bed linens and towels are available for an additional fee.
Rates
Private (Large)
from $1450/month/person*
Private (Standard Small)
from $1350/month/person*
Private (Standard)
from $1400/month/person*
*Prices above do not include $149/month utilities allowance fee
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Reviews
We were living there like a family.
“We are three friends who went over an internship in Summer 2017 and we stayed at the Ridgewood House. Great experience, especially the Fridays' barbeques on the backyard!”
— A.P.
Rented a single room and felt excellent.
“This was my first time to live in a serviced apartment. I rented a single stay bedroom on the second floor. We had a shared kitchen and bathrooms, total were three bedrooms in the unit. What was great - are the weekly cleaning and shared supplies - never thought of buying a salt or a toilet paper or coffee.”
— T.S.
Shared dinners with new friends would remind me of New York.
“I knew not many people when I came to New York. What was great - are the dinners and pizza nights we had. People came from other Houses, sometimes we went to the other Houses. I made few great friends there. Highly recommend if you come to the city alone. "
— D.R.
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