Thoughtfully renovated and charming sun drenched 2nd floor apartment in a 2-family 1915 brick row house on a tree lined block in historic Ridgewood. Many original details are retained, including parquet floors, subway tile, wood moldings, deep cast iron and porcelain clawfoot soaking tub, medicine cabinet with beveled mirror and bead board interior, vintage mahogany with pressed glass panel doors, stained glass skylight and antique wallpaper in main hall. Feels like a country house in the city. Lush garden view from rear windows. Excellent live / work layout for artist studio or home working set up. Apartment is 1,000 sf with 9 1/2 ft high ceilings. 8 closets, plus one walk-in closet (which is approx. 200 sf / 1900 cu. ft. of storage) The M train, 3 blocks away, is 5 minutes to Bushwick, 10 minutes to Williamsburg, and 20 minutes to lower and mid-town Manhattan. Bushwick is within walking distance. The L train at Myrtle-Wyckoff is 1.0 mile away / 20 minute walk. Newly renovated YMCA within 1/2 block. Joseph Mafera Park, grocery stores and fresh vegetable markets, All Yoga NYC, Topos Bookstore Cafe, Cafe Esencia, Norma's Corner Shoppe, Milk & Pull, L'imprimerie, Sweet Jane's, Onderdonk & Sons, The Bad Old Days, Nowadays, Aunt Ginny's, Gottscheer Hall, The Footlight, Milo's Yard, Catania Bakery, Ltauha, Houdini Kitchen Laboratory, Julia's Beer and Wine Bar, Trans-Pecos, Outpost, Kimberly-Klark, Microscope Gallery, Knockdown Center, Finback Brewery, Transmitter Brewery, Bridge & Tunnel Brewery, Muncan, Morscher's, Ridgewood Pork Store, and Parrot Coffee are all within walking distance. Short drive to Forest Park, SoHo Art Materials, Bun-Ker Vietnamese, Mission Chinese Food, Elsewhere, Cafe Vita, and Trader Joe's. Plenty of free street parking. Very quiet and clean neighborhood. Owner occupied / non-smoking Searching for an apartment for rent in Queens, New York City? Explore tenant reviews and building data for 69-49 64 Street #2 in Ridgewood. See pricing history, violations, landlord info, and more before you rent.