130 Oceana Drive West , #PH1A, Brooklyn, NY 11235

$5,900 / month List Price

Off Market

3 Beds

3 Baths

1800 SF

Listing ID	10955778



Property Type	Condo



Common Charges	$1,165



County	Kings

Township	Brighton Beach



Neighborhood	Brighton Beach



Unit	PH1A



FEMA Flood Map	fema.gov/portal

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GORGEOUS 3BDR 3 BATH APARTMENT FOR RENT

Sunny and Beautiful 3 room, 2.5 shower Penthouse situated in a private, gated network in Oceana, Brighton Beach. This open loft has been redesigned and includes 1,800 sq. ft. of living space and 750 sq. ft. of porch overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Brighton Beach promenade. The uniquely designed kitchen has stone ledges with a morning meal bar and stainless steel appliances. The master bedroom incorporates a restroom. Living room has a fireplace and a separate eating kitchen. Hardwood floors and more than 9 foot high roofs all through the condo. Complex Amenities incorporate a Private Clubhouse and Fitness Center with a Steam room and Sauna, Indoor and Outdoor Pools, Private Beach Access, 24-hour Attended Gatehouse. Close to lines Q and B, and transports B1, B68.

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Property Details

3 Total Bedrooms
3 Full Baths
1800 SF
7 Stories
Floor 7
Unit PH1A
Available 11/24/2020
Penthouse (Apt. Type)

Rental Details

Pets Allowed

Interior Features

Oven/Range
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Microwave
Hardwood Flooring
Terrace
Furnished
Living Room
Dining Room
Laundry

Exterior Features

Ocean View
Near Bus
Near Train

Community Details

Gym
Pool
Elevator
Security
Gated

Taxes and Fees

$1,165 per month Common Charges

Previously Listed By

Irina Herman, CPA

DIAMOND REAL INC

Office: 718-734-2710

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