Prospect 885 New York is an innovative co-living facility situated at 885 Lincoln Place, Kings County, Brooklyn, New York 11213, Crown Heights district. A private room facility in a 7B shared house is available at this place, providing a perfect combination of personal privacy and community life. Long Island University Brooklyn is about 3.1 miles via public transport, while Pratt Institute is about 2.8 miles from the property. Besides, the house provides easy access to the restaurants, cafes, parks, and subways of Brooklyn.
The population of New York City is 8,584,629, as per the estimation of the U.S. Census Bureau. The cost of living for students will be approximately $3600 to $5,900 per month, which includes rent, food, commute, utilities, and other necessities. The safety index of New York City is 49.18 (Numbeo) and the walk score is 88/100 (Walk Score) making New York City one of the cities which can be walked and has an efficient public transportation system. The employment rate of New York City is 59.3% (U.S. Census Bureau). With world-class universities, diverse neighborhoods, career opportunities, entertainment, spacious student apartments New York, and an extensive subway network, New York continues to attract students from across the world.
Prospect 885 New York provides a variety of room options tailored to the needs of students requiring a single bedroom in a Essential Room in 7 Bed 3 Bath (Unit 1) setup. A single bedroom consists of a 54 x 74 bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, Wi-Fi, storage space, shower, and sink, which are sufficient to allow study, sleeping, and normal living. The provision of fully furnished units makes it easier to move into the new environment, while shared bathrooms and kitchens encourage communal living.
Some of the shared facilities enjoyed by Cohabs Prospect 885 residents include those that make life easier and provide for communal activities. There is a cinema room where residents can unwind, a community lounge where one can socialize with the other housemates, a gym for doing exercises, and bicycle storage for securing their bicycles. The property also provides air conditioning, household supplies, fully furnished spaces, and ongoing support. Salto smart-lock security systems and the Ring security system add secure access and monitoring. A monthly breakfast and weekly cleaning facility are also included at Prospect 885 New York, alongside electricity, heating, gas, water, and other listed services, with estimated savings of $407 per month.
Prospect 885 New York is located in Crown Heights, near Central Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitz and conveniently accessible from Medgar Evers College. Students can grab their cups of coffee at the local café called Café Con Libros, and enjoy eating at places like Barboncino and Chevela's near Franklin Avenue. Grocery supplies are available at C-Town Supermarkets, and Kings County Hospital Center is nearby for any healthcare requirements. CVS Pharmacy provides the students easy access to medicines and other requirements. For studying, students can visit the Eastern Parkway Branch of Brooklyn Public Library or the Crown Heights Branch Library.
The other advantage of living in Prospect 885 New York is that it gives residents proximity to several renowned cultural sites and recreation spots within Brooklyn. The nearby Prospect Park is a 10-minute bicycle ride from the site, giving access to walking trails, open grounds, recreational activities, and special events that take place there throughout the seasons. Another attraction in the area is the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which is a good place for relaxation away from the hustle of the city. Students can also explore Franklin Avenue, one of Crown Heights' popular food and entertainment corridors, with restaurants, cafés, bars, and independent businesses. For live entertainment and nightlife, Kings Theatre and Barclays Center are accessible from the wider Brooklyn area, while Manhattan's attractions can be reached by subway. The neighborhood also hosts cultural events throughout the year, including the vibrant West Indian American Day Carnival, which celebrates Brooklyn's Caribbean communities. Sports fans can catch Brooklyn Nets games at Barclays Center, while those looking for a quieter weekend can spend time around Prospect Park or explore the Botanic Garden. The location of Prospect 885 New York combines neighborhood character with access to Brooklyn's cultural institutions, green spaces, food scene, and Manhattan connections. This makes Prospect 885 New York an appealing option for those searching for student housing in New York while still wanting the social atmosphere of a shared home.
Prospect 885 New York offers convenient transport connections, with Nostrand Avenue Station, served by the 3 and 4 subway lines, approximately a 13-minute walk away. Nearest bus stops to Prospect 885 are Nostrand Av/pacific St (0.6 miles) and Franklin Ave/lefferts Pl (1.1 miles). Kingston Avenue Station is approximately 26 minutes away, while Franklin Avenue Station, served by the 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines, is around a 19-minute walk. John F. Kennedy International Airport is approximately 37 minutes away by car, while LaGuardia Airport is around 25 minutes away. The neighborhood is also very bikeable. With excellent public transportation, road connectivity, and cycling routes, Cohabs Prospect New York offers outstanding student housing NYC with accessibility throughout the city.
You need to pay the first month's rent in advance to secure your room with the property.
1. You need to pay a security deposit of 1-2 months of rent to secure your room with the property. 2. This is refundable at the end of the tenancy less any deductions and pending charges.
You need to pay the rent monthly, in advance.
Credit card and bank transfer.
1. You need to provide a guarantor to book a room with the property. 2. The guarantor can be both international or US based.
Application fee: One time.
It is a measure imposed by the New York Housing Department policy that prevents residential properties, like their from installing bedroom door locks for fire safety purposes. However, as explained in their golden rules, they provide safe and secure common spaces through trust and mutual respect of their community. These elements are key and part of their community's success.
They don’t impose any strict curfew on their homes, but they count on their members to respect the tenants and neighbors. They have a quiet hours policy starting at 10 pm during the week and 10:30 pm on weekend nights.
The application process is easy. You just have to complete the application form and book your call with property community manager. It takes a little more than 3 minutes. You may have to wait a few days before having your call. Then you will have the background check and virtual tour, but all that happens on your end. You can complete it while chilling comfortably on your couch, at your own pace.
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