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The Fort Greene House, New York

54, Cumberland St, Kings County, 11205, United States

From

$1580

per month

2.4 mi from City Center

( 9m. 35m. 54m)

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Pay In Instalment

gym

Street Parking

laundry facility

Wifi

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About the Property

You can’t have it all when you move to New York City for the first time. Right? Not so fast. At Fort Greene House in Brooklyn, you’ll live in a renovated co-living space that is nicely furnished and in the middle of the action. All of that for an affordable price without additional fees - and it even includes cleaning. What’s not to love?

For as beautiful as the house is, what really gets you excited will be found away from home. The creative, artistic energy of the neighborhood is unmistakable. Unique cafes and vintage shops are easy to find. Like attending marquee events instead? The Barclays Center is within walking distance. To explore Manhattan, just take the train or walk to the docks and take a ferry across the East River.

Back at Fort Greene House, you can rest up in your private room that is fully furnished on your arrival. The WiFi will be fast, utilities are included, and there’s even a gym on-site to get a workout in. This is New York living made far more comfortable than you ever expected.

The best part of joining Outpost is the people. You’ll have a community around you right from the start - a blessing in a city this big and frenetic. Connect with your housemates and start to build the professional and personal life in NYC that you’ve always wanted to create.

Room Types (3)

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All (3)

1B (3)

An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom

Economy

Starting From:$1,580/month

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Standard

Starting From:$1,680/month

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Standard Large With Desk

Starting From:$1,780/month

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Amenities

Common Amenities

Gym

Common Spaces

Washer/Dryer

Street Parking

Wifi

Safety and Security

Keyless Access

Self Check-in

Security Cameras

Smoke Alarms

Monthly Cleaning

Property Rules

No Overnight Guest

Payment Policies (5)

Booking Deposit
One month's rent required to book room for 25-26 and 26-27 AY.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payments accepted in any electronic format.

Booking Deposit

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:- You need to pay one month's rent to book your room

Pay In Instalment

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:- Rent needs to be paid monthly.

Mode Of Payment

You can pay in any electronic format.

Guarantor Requirement

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:- Yes, you need a Guarantor, and the property has also partnered with The Guarantors to make it easier for you to qualify.

Additional Fees

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:- 1. At most houses, there is just a US$200/month surcharge for couples or any situation in which two people are sharing a private room. There are some instances where they can not allow couples in a specific apartment in order to maintain a proper number of tenants in a given apartment. 2. Application fee: US$20 3. Utility Fee: US$164/month

Cancellation Policies (1)

Cooling Off Period
No cooling off period for 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY; contracts are binding.

Cooling Off Period

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:- The property does not offer any cooling off period, all contracts are legal and binding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do their cleaners clean?

Their trusted team cleaning team prepares the room before the stay, then cleans all common/shared areas and restocks all supplies during the stay.

Who are the type of people who usually live in their spaces?

The typical people who live in their spaces are between the ages of 21 and 35; around half are international members and half are American; about 30 percent are students (undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, or short-term programs); and 70 percent are already in their professional fields, from all different professional backgrounds. The gender breakdown changes all the time, but on average it’s 50-50.

What happens after applying?

If everything checks out, they send a follow-up email within one business day with an offer.

How many people are in each house?

It depends on the house, but their houses range from 6 to 65 members. These members are spread across multiple apartments, in shared and private rooms.

How big are the rooms?

Their smallest private rooms are around 70 square feet and their largest private rooms are around 140 square feet. Their smallest two-person room is around 75 square feet, and their largest is around 170 square feet.

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Do tenants need renters insurance?

They require all tenants to have renters insurance. Already covered? Proof of the policy must be sent when securing a spot.

What's the security like at their locations?

Most locations are equipped with keypad access and smart-lock systems, while some use traditional keyed locks. Security systems are installed in common areas and accessed only when members request review for justifiable purposes. Many locations also offer lockers. Additionally, coliving provides added security because there is usually someone at home.

Why are there no locks on the doors?

New York Housing Department policy disallows residential properties from placing locks on bedroom doors for fire safety purposes. Even if locks were allowed, they are committed to providing safe and secure coliving spaces through trust and mutual respect.

How do they create a sense of community?

They host regular events and encourage everyday connections. Members can participate as much or as little as they like.

Can a stay be extended?

Yes. Extensions are possible if the team is notified in advance. Without confirmation, the bed may be reserved by another admitted member.

How does mail work?

Paper mail goes to a mailbox or a local post office if preferred. Packages should require signatures or be sent to pick-up sites. They are not responsible for lost or stolen packages.

Is there laundry?

It depends on the house. Some houses have no machines, some houses have coin-operated machines, and some offer free laundry. Details are available on individual house pages.

Guest policy?

No overnight guest stays are allowed.

Are couples allowed?

Yes. At most houses, there is a monthly surcharge for couples or any situation where two people share a private room. In some cases, couples may not be allowed in specific apartments to maintain proper occupancy limits.

Animals / Pets?

They follow all current housing laws. As this is a coliving space, current or future members may be allergic to animals.

What happens to mail after leaving?

Members are advised to change their mailing address with USPS 7–10 days before move-out. If mail is still arriving 30 days after move-out, it will be returned to the post office as “return to sender.”

Do I need renter's insurance to live here?

Yes. All residents must have coverage that includes at least US$100,000 in liability protection. This is a lease requirement.

What if I already have renter’s insurance?

That works. Just make sure your policy includes at least US$100,000 in liability coverage and submit proof to the property.

What if I don’t have renter’s insurance?

No problem. You can enroll in our protection plan instead.

What is the protection plan?

It’s a tenant-focused coverage option designed to meet lease requirements and give you peace of mind. It is not renters’ insurance, but it provides essential protection while you live here.

How much does the protection plan cost?

The plan costs US$15 per month.

What does the protection plan cover?

The plan helps protect you in case of unexpected situations and includes -Coverage for your personal belongings -Protection against damage to the rented space -Liability coverage -Medical expense coverage for injuries to third parties