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385 Troutman #304

Brooklyn, NY 11237 - Kings County

Apartment

1 bed

1 bath

Dogs OK

About 385 Troutman #304

This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 385 Troutman #304 in Brooklyn, NY 11237 rents for $4,300 a month. It is pet friendly.

The displayed pictures are very similar but not exactly the same to the unit. Amenities: No Fee.

161 days on RentalSource

RentalSource last checked: 20 hours ago · Listing updated: October 25, 2026

Listed by Zjama Realty · (718) 972-9772

Listing data quality - We review listings daily to detect outdated, duplicate, or misleading information.

Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$4,300
Bedrooms:	1 bed
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	Dogs
Laundry:	Inquire
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	Inquire
ID:	83770707

How the Rent Compares

At $4,300 a month, this apartment is above the typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Brooklyn (about $3,480).

From 168 one-bedroom apartments and condos listed in Brooklyn on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.

$3,480Typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Brooklyn

$2,950–$4,300Middle half of their rents

37 daysAverage time they have been listed

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