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The Madison

3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11229
Rental Building in Midwood
$2,400 | 1 Bed
51 Units | 8 Floors | Built in 2010
Managed By M&R Management

1 Active Rental Listings

Date Apt# Rent Beds Baths Months Free Date Available OP Rent Stabilize
2023-12-07 D $2,400 1 1.0 2023-12-15

187 Past Rental Listings

Date Apt# Rent Beds Baths Months Free Date Available OP Rent Stabilize
2022-09-13 D $2,400 1 1.0 2022-09-01
2022-09-13 D $2,400 1 1.0 2022-09-01
2022-09-13 E $3,000 2 2.0 2022-09-15
2022-09-13 E $3,000 2 2.0 2022-09-15
2022-08-30 D $2,400 1 1.0 2022-09-01

Building Amenities

3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Courtyard Courtyard
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Elevator Elevator(2)
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Laundry in Building Laundry in Building
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Live in super Live in super
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY No Fee Building
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Parking / Garage Parking / Garage
3692 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Roof Deck Roof Deck

Floorplans (2)

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Building Price Range

1 Bed
$2,200 <

Broker Fee Savings

1 Bed
$2,640

Subway

B
Q
Kings Hwy

2 min walk, 0.05 miles

Management Leasing Office Location

1501 Avenue V


Brooklyn, NY 11229


Leasing: (347) 274-3451


Main: (718) 998-7200

Building Reviews (1)

Anonymous
Jun 15, 2015

Tenant:

Cons:

See also the several negative reviews on the building management, M&R Management. In addition to the other reviews, I have to say that the management is completely heartless. We considered only pet-friendly apartments when we were apartment hunting in January 2014. The Madison was advertised as pet friendly on "nakedapartments.com" and still is advertised that way as of this past Saturday. We had a sweet, elderly Cocker spaniel rescue dog and spoke with the broker about the fact that he was elderly and we knew we would eventually get another dog when his time came. The broker did say that we had to notify the office if we replaced the dog but made it sound like it was a formality as long as we kept to the rules of having a breed that was under 25 lbs. "Pepper" passed away last month at the age of 16, leaving my two heartbroken kids (and two very sad adults too). We have an application in to a rescue organization and have selected an adorable little dog about whom the kids are so excited. The rescue organization requires a letter from the landlord to show that a pet is allowed. I called the office to let them know that we had lost "Pepper" and that we were planning to adopt another dog, also under 25 lb. breed. I was told that the building has a "quota" and the number of dogs is over quota now so they won't approve it. This makes absolutely no sense! We had one dog and we want to replace it with another dog, how can this be over quota now? We were never told when we moved in that there was a quota. I asked Lauren to explain the math and she said that I was looking for a logical explanation but there was none, it was just at their discretion whether or not they allowed more dogs. It seems obvious that this is a bait and switch--they allow dogs to attract tenants in, but then once they are in the management is not obligated to allow dogs so they deny the request. Never mind that we have been excellent tenants, always on time, responsible pet owners, etc. Now the kids not only lost their beloved dog, they are now very upset that they are not going to be able to get the new dog they had picked out. The apartment itself is nice and the building super and porter are very helpful, but I am beside myself about the heartless management.