One bedroom in Dumbo with Brooklyn Bridge Views

My husband and I are leaving Brooklyn and looking for someone to sublet our apartment from December 7th to February 11th unfurnished.
The rent for the unit is $3,725 which we are discounting to $3,500 for an unfurnished let for the sublease period.
The unit can be made available furnished for the 2 month sublease period for an additional fee.
NO BROKER FEE OR INITIAL APPLICATION FEE
Minimum commitment of 2 months (through Feb 11th) after that you would then have the opportunity to sign a new lease with building Management.
The unit is rent stabilized.
The applicant will need to be approved by building management (basic background and credit checks). There is a $20 fee for the checks that we will reimburse for the successful applicant.

Amenities, including a roof deck with incredible city views and grills, and gym with Peloton bikes are paid for until the end of the sublease in February.

Your apartment:
This spacious home (625 sq ft) is designed with an open kitchen and large breakfast bar perfect for entertaining. It features hard wood floors, custom closets, stackable Bosch washer/dryer, in sink garbage disposal, stainless steel appliances, white Caesar stone countertop, central air, solar shades in the living room, blackout and solar shades in the bedroom, and track LED lighting throughout.

Your Commute:
The Ferry offers a commute time of less than 10 minutes to Fidi.
Walking distance to A/C/E, 2/3 and F trains.

Your Building:
The building has 24 concierge and is pet friendly.
Just steps away from historic Brooklyn Bridge Park and at the epicenter of Brooklyn's flourishing arts and culture community, 60 Water is a new construction rental developed and managed by Two Trees Management and designed by LEESER Architecture. The modern yet reflective facade is inspired by the buildings views of both the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges. Light-filled apartments offer floor-to-ceiling windows, which feature elegant island kitchens, stainless appliances, dozens of outlets, and well-appointed floor plans. On the upper floors, a shared roof deck designed by the architects behind the High Line offers Manhattan-facing vistas.