Windsor Terrace Apartments For Rent
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1br, Windsor Terrace, $1,900
7 days
on site
Edward O'sullivan
not yet rated
Floor through railroad, harwood floors, full kitchen, modern applianceas, full bath with tub, ceiling fan, ample closets, pantry, (...)
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1br, Windsor Terrace, $1,750
14 days
on site
Liam Mccarthy
Caton Avenue at East 7th Street: Huge one bedroom apartment with a large eat-in kitchen on the 1st floor of a pre-war elevator b (...)
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2.5br, Windsor Terrace, $2,400
10 days
on site
Andre Alleyne
5 other brokers offer a similar listing at this address
- Walk-up
- Detached house
- Spacious
- Upgraded kitchen cabinets
- Modern kitchen
- Eat-in kitchen
- Modern bathroom
- Ha (...)
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2br, Windsor Terrace, $2,300
19 days
on site
Greg La Fauci
3 other brokers offer a similar listing at this address
- Ground floor
- Spacious
- Modern kitchen
- Upgraded kitchen cabinets
- Lots of counter space
- New appliances
- Modern ba (...)
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3br, Windsor Terrace, $2,600
17 days
on site
Greg La Fauci
1 other broker offers a similar listing at this address
- Pre-war building- Brick- Laundry room- New construction- Quiet building- Common space- Brownstone- Cozy- New appliances- Granit (...)
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2br, Windsor Terrace, $2,475
3 days
on site
Frank S
not yet rated
Showings Daily, available from January Super Clean and
Nicely furnished 2 bedrooms with MASSIVE back yard~ see actual
pictures Ca (...)
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2br, Windsor Terrace, $1,495
1 day
on site
Tomer Hillel
not yet rated
WOW, HUGE 2 BEDROOM , LOTS OF LIGHT , PETS OKAY ( CASE BY CASE ) FULLY RENOVATED FLOORS , BATHROOM , KITCHEN , CLOSE TO TRAINS , (...)
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2br, Windsor Terrace, $3,300
2 days
on site
Aleksandra S
Available for May 1, this wonderful 2.5 bedroom has a total of six large rooms not including the eat in kitchen and bathroom. The (...)
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3br, Windsor Terrace, $2,200
9 days
on site
By OwnerNo fee
Ashley Dorce
not yet rated
- Live-in super
- Top floor
- Walk-up
- Private house
- Two-story
- Lots of counter space
- Hardwood floors
- Partially-fu (...)
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2br, Windsor Terrace, $1,850
26 days
on site
No fee
Rodney Bernard
not yet rated
Description & Amenities Listing Description: - Private house
- Spacious
- Modern kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Modern bathroom
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1br, Windsor Terrace, $1,800
about 1 month
on site
Jennifer Pappalardo
900 sq ft 1 BR apartment in Kensington Listing Description: Located in a quiet, well-maintained pre-war elevator building, this r (...)
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Windsor Terrace apartments for rent typically start at $1,000. Studios rent for about $1000 on average, one bedrooms around $1300 and there are even two bedroom for a paltry $1600. The area is served by two stops on the F line, often the cause of frustration for many New Yorkers, but a small price to pay for great amenities, nice living spaces and peace and quiet.
Windsor Terrace, a mostly residential neighborhood just southwest of Park Slope, offers a lot of the charm of that area at a fraction of the price. Made up of many single-family homes, townhouses and scattered apartment buildings, residents of the community have more space than most to move around.
The neighborhood borders Prospect Park to the northeast, and the historic Greenwood Cemetery, final resting place of some of New York's most famous inhabitants, to the west, so green space and walking paths are aplenty. As people are priced out of the Slope and come to Windsor Terrace, restaurants and bars such as the Double Windsor are popping up all over. For those who prefer their drinks served a little more old school, Farrell's is the place to go. Old timers sit and chat on stools that are form fitted from being worn down over the years while drinking 32oz Buds from styrofoam cups. It's quite a sight, and more fun than it may sound.
Windsor Terrace, a mostly residential neighborhood just southwest of Park Slope, offers a lot of the charm of that area at a fraction of the price. Made up of many single-family homes, townhouses and scattered apartment buildings, residents of the community have more space than most to move around.
The neighborhood borders Prospect Park to the northeast, and the historic Greenwood Cemetery, final resting place of some of New York's most famous inhabitants, to the west, so green space and walking paths are aplenty. As people are priced out of the Slope and come to Windsor Terrace, restaurants and bars such as the Double Windsor are popping up all over. For those who prefer their drinks served a little more old school, Farrell's is the place to go. Old timers sit and chat on stools that are form fitted from being worn down over the years while drinking 32oz Buds from styrofoam cups. It's quite a sight, and more fun than it may sound.
