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137 Hart St (New York City) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Who This Residence Suits

137 Hart St is a converted bed-and-breakfast-style shared apartment in the Bushwick neighbourhood of Brooklyn. It is best suited for postgraduate students, young professionals, or short-term tenants (minimum 6-month lease) who value a personal, attentive hosting experience over the anonymity of a large student hall.

The property works especially well for:

Who This Residence Does Not Suit

What Residents Actually Say

137 Hart St

The platform aggregates three Google reviews, all with a perfect 5-star rating. The overall Google rating is 4.9 out of 5 from 95 reviews. Here are the verbatim quotes:

“Everything about this, the location, the house and the host, Rhonda, was top notch. We had a fantastic stay. Location is in the heart of Bushwick, close to the subway and a great park where everyone seemed to hang and get along. The house was clean and tidy. Rhonda gave us some great recommendations and was just pleasa” — Patrick Carrigan

“Rhonda was an excellent host. Her home is beautiful and well appointed- she has literally thought of everything! She was friendly and communicative and her breakfasts were also amazing! Great location and near public transit. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast!!” — Patricia Theodosopoulos

“We stayed with Rhonda for a total of 10 days, and it was absolutely amazing – a perfect 10 out of 10! She is such a lovely host and very welcoming so you feel at home. Her partner André was just as warm and friendly. The accommodation with the garden and our room were beautiful, very cozy, and spotless. They have every” — Prince Boahen

Key takeaways from the reviews:

Price Positioning vs City From-Price

The city-wide from-price for student accommodation is $850 per month. 137 Hart St lists at $1,550–$1,600 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). That means it is roughly 80–90% above the lowest available price.

However, the city from-price of $850 is likely a single room in a larger buildings far from Manhattan or in less central boroughs. Bushwick is a popular area for students and young professionals because of its nightlife, proximity to Manhattan, and relatively lower rent compared to Williamsburg or the East Village. A room in Bushwick in a new building can easily cost $1,400–$1,800. So this property sits in the middle of that range.

The deposit is $1,450 (indicative — confirm with the operator), which is close to one month’s rent. That is standard.

The value-for-money rating dimension for this property is 4.3 out of 5 — the same as staff, social, cleaning, internet, and location. Only amenities (3.5) drags the average down. That suggests residents feel they are paying a fair price for the experience, especially given the host and the condition of the house.

Room Type Guidance

The unit type is listed as “5b, apartment.” That means five bedrooms within one apartment. The available_from date is 01-08-2026. The minimum lease is 6 months.

If you are a solo renter:

If you are a group of five:

If you are looking for the 2026–2027 academic year (starting August 2026), this property is available from 01-08-2026. The 6-month minimum means you could stay from August through January 2027 or extend if the operator allows.

Booking Timing

Availability starts 01-08-2026. Given the high Google rating (4.9) and the personal nature of the property, it is likely to book early. There are 212 student properties listed in New York City on the platform, but only a tiny fraction of those are 5-bedroom houses with a backyard and a highly rated host. If you are interested, you should:

The rating dimensions show cleaning at 4.3 and internet at 4.3 — both good but not perfect. You may want to ask about internet speed if you need it for video streaming or online classes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nearest subway station?

The address is Brooklyn, NY 11206, which is Bushwick. Reviews mention being “close to the subway.” The nearest stations are likely the Halsey Street station on the J train or the Halsey Street station on the L train. Confirm with the operator the exact walking time to the nearest station.

What is the minimum lease term and when can I move in?

The minimum lease is 6 months. The property is available from 01-08-2026. That means the earliest move-in date is August 1, 2026. If you are starting a semester in late August, this timing works well.

Are utilities included in the $1,550–$1,600 per month price?

The provided data does not include utility details. The amenities listed are Laundry in Unit, Backyard, and TV. Electricity, water, gas, and internet are none mentioned. You must confirm with the operator whether utilities are included or charged separately.

Sources & Data Date

This review is based on data retrieved on 2026-07. All prices and availability are indicative — confirm with the operator. The platform states 212 student properties in New York City as of that date.

For real-time availability and to check if this property matches your specific dates, use the on-site assistant on the platform.

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