Introducing 206 Lewis Avenue, a meticulously renovated 2-bedroom garden apartment nestled within a historic two-family Bedford Stuyvesant brownstone.

This spacious unit includes two queen-sized bedrooms, peacefully situated at the rear of the house and is equipped with all the modern amenities you need. Enjoy the convenience of central heating and air conditioning throughout the entire unit, and the added luxury of a private washer and dryer.

The home's generous great room provides ample space to establish distinct living, dining, and home office areas, allowing you to tailor it to your lifestyle. The inviting area is adorned with beautiful hardwood floors, high ceilings, and features exposed brick accents and custom woodwork. Three east-facing front windows overlook the private front garden, filling the room with natural light. Additionally, these double-paned windows serve to welcome sunlight while keeping out unwanted noise.

The open L-shaped kitchen boasts a suite of high-quality Jenn-Air stainless steel appliances, sleek quartz countertops, modern white shaker cabinetry, and plenty of countertop space. This well-equipped kitchen is perfect for any home chef.

Abundant storage space awaits you! This unit offers three generously sized closets and also includes a designated storage area in the finished basement.

The home is located amongst the finest offerings of both Bed-Stuy and Bushwick. Unwind at nearby favorites Frog Wine Bar, Lunatico, OSTUDIO & Zig Zag. Saraghina, Macosa Trattoria, Mao Mao and Warude are neighborhood dining institutions not to be missed. Become a regular at local cafes Odd Fox Coffee and Passionfruit Coffee.

Situated between Greene and Lexington Avenues, 206 Lewis offers easy access to multiple subway lines, including the J, M, Z, C, and A lines, as well as B15, B52 & B38 bus lines. The convenient location ensures an easy commute to anywhere in both Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Pet Policy: No dogs. Cats allowed.

PLEASE NOTE: THE UNIT DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE BACKYARD

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