what's new on wyckoff ave?

Sublet My Loft in Brooklyn for your NYC vacation!

2010-03-26T08:20:00.000-07:00

Hip chic loft apartment in exciting East Williamsburg - the best apartments in the most affordable hipster stretch on the L train line!

1000 sq ft Loft, secure building with courtyard, laundry room on every floor, elevator building, plenty of windows and sunlight and a nice view.

Easy Access to all of New York City:
By Train: 15 minutes to Manhattan (for all your shopping & restaurants).

30 minutes to Midtown/Grand Central/Penn Station, Wall St, Ground Zero, The Village, Columbus Circle, Central Park, Harlem/Uptown.

30 minutes by L/AirTran or taxi to JFK, LaGuardia or Newark Intl.

Local Spots: Aztecaville Restaurant across the street, Northeast Kingdom Restaurant, Tandem Bar, Wyckoff Starr coffee shop, The Tortilla Factory restaurant and a couple new hotspots within 2-4 blocks of apt.

Two train stations: DeKalb & Jefferson L stops. Plenty of local cheap eats and convenient take-out spots within walking distance.

C-Town supermarket and additional laudrymats next door, post office, diner 1 block away, Wyckoff Hosp 2 blocks away, Rite-Aid and more shopping on Wyckoff and Knickerbocker Aves.

Come stay in a gorgeous, cool loft where you can entertain, relax, and live in a hip secure building with all the amenities.

Price:

$2100 per month (wi-fi included, utilities extra $60/mo)

$850-900/weekly rental (wi-fi and utilities included & availability)

(rates higher for Memorial Day and July 4th weeks)

$100/wk extra for each person over 2 adults and 2 children (children under 12 excluded from this charge)

Security & Key deposit required.

Loft is Available from Memorial Day weekend thru mid-August.

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New Show on Showtime: Weeds

2009-05-25T15:37:00.000-07:00

check it out, you might learn something:

New Ideas for New Media

2009-05-04T03:21:00.000-07:00

Non-O-Biography from Boat Safety Films on Vimeo.

Weather's Poetic Justice

2008-12-20T17:24:00.000-08:00

On Wyckoff Avenue These Days It's Snow, Snow, Snow .... and Rain!

these days, the weather has gotten particularly cold in a very short time. it dropped suddenly right after Labor Day, then more even before Halloween. a slight repreive, but then another drop before Thanksgiving, then a very mild and wonderful Thanksgiving weekend, then colder skies and temps thru December.

now we have inches of snow, about 6 inches, that's all over the cars, streets and sidewalks here in New York. and it's not only getting colder, it's snowing again as i just found out stepping outside throwing out the trash. it sucks, ok? i want warm weather again. or move New York to where Miami sits. or just move to Miami.

oh well, the change of seasons. April showers bring May flowers, y'know?

The Nabe

2008-06-22T16:20:00.000-07:00

When we say the nabe is diverse, we mean it:

maria hernandez park is a popular place to relax and play around here. see 70 wyckoff in the background?

we got the skyline view as well - great dramatic view of all of manhattan. a view from the loft.

Two convenient subway stations - this is one of them.

great tortilla factory (on the left down the street with the sign) on starr st.

post office and 24-hour laundromat/dry cleaners at wyckoff and hart st.

lots and lots of loft apartments sprinkled in neatly with the lovely rowhomes.

generations playing and enjoying life throughout the nabe...

cool neighbors enjoying java at the local javery (coffee shop, folks).

you can always stay cool at the playground in maria hernandez park.

cute ladies walking around all over (ok, so this one is with her BF) ...

brunch or dinner or drinks at northwest kingdom on wyckoff & troutman.

the entrance to maria hernandez park.

mexcian restaurant and coffee shop at starr, right outside the jefferson st L station...

here's the B38, running down DeKalb, stopping to pick up passengers from the DeKalb L subway station. This bus will take you to Downtown BK, Ft. Greene, or Ridgewood.

and here's the B13, which runs on Wyckoff right above the L (which is also here at DeKalb Station), with Tacos La Hacienda Cafe, the Post Office, Heaven Scent Laundry, C-Town and 70 Wyckoff all in line behind it. We have it all, folks!

immediate scenes of 70 Wyckoff

2008-06-22T16:12:00.000-07:00

The new garden courtyard at 70 Wyckoff Lofts makes for some green space.

You go green, Brooklyn!