Common Owens

Get more for your rent at Common Owens with: a private room in a fully-furnished shared suite, WiFi, utilities, household essentials (from pots and pans to toilet paper), free laundry, community events and so much more — all for 20% less than a nearby studio. (Traditional 3 bed unit also available.) At our home in Bed-Stuy, you; - Private, furnished bedroom - Fully furnished shared spaces - Furnished backyard and roof deck - On-site washer and dryer - High- end stainless steel kitchen appliances (Pots, pans, utensils, etc.) - Stocked household essentials (Laundry detergent, toilet paper, etc.) - Fully furnished community spaces - ALL utilities included in the rent, including heat, hot water, gas, and electric - Keyless access and tech-enabled spaces - Regular cleaning of all shared spaces included - Flexible lease terms (3 months+) - Access to Connect by Common. Connect is your central hub for all things community related, including member events. You’ll also gain access to exclusive perks in the form of deals from local and national brands. There’s plenty to do and discover just around the corner from your new home at Common Owens. Grab your morning cup of coffee at Odd Fox Coffee, a neighborhood favorite for its friendly service and delicious roasts. For a great lunch or dinner, you have plenty of options, from Southern-style fried chicken at Peaches Hot House to French bistro-style cuisine at Chez Oscar and pizza at Saraghina. You’re also a short walk away from Herbert Von King Park, the ideal place to meet up with friends or read a book in the summer sunshine. For days where you feel like being a homebody, Common Owens offers plenty of space, including a furnished backyard and roof deck. Common Owens is situated between the J train at Kosciuszko St. and the G train at Bedford-Nostrand Avenues. Hop on the G train to explore Williamsburg, Queens, and lower Brooklyn — it will also take you straight to Prospect Park, the largest park in the borough. For commuting into Manhattan, take the J train straight to the Bowery, Chinatown, or Wall Street, or connect to the M train to head to Midtown.