At 637 square feet, 364 Harman Street #2A offers something increasingly hard to find among Bushwick one-bedrooms: room to actually live. This move-in ready condo combines generous proportions with the amenities you want—a king-sized bedroom, in-unit washer/dryer, split-system heating and cooling, elevator, fitness center, bike storage, and a roof deck. At the heart of the home is an open chef’s kitchen with a generous quartz waterfall island, lacquered cabinetry, hex-tile backsplash, and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher, microwave, and gas range. The kitchen flows directly into a bright, well-proportioned living area, giving you the flexibility to create distinct spaces for dining, entertaining, working from home, and relaxing. The oversized bedroom is a particular standout. You’ll have room for a king-sized bed and a home-office setup, reading nook, or additional furniture—without sacrificing breathing room. Set at the quiet rear of the building, it also gives you a peaceful retreat to come home to. Throughout the apartment, white oak floors and oversized windows create a clean, modern feel, while your east-facing exposure fills the home with beautiful morning light. You’ll also enjoy a spa-like bathroom with a soaking tub and Grohe fixtures, built-in Bluetooth speakers, and Mitsubishi split-system heating and cooling. And if you’re purchasing the apartment as your primary residence, there may be another significant advantage: you may qualify for a 17.5% condo property-tax abatement. Located between Wyckoff and Irving Avenues, you’ll be surrounded by the restaurants, cafés, independent shops, and creative businesses that make Bushwick unique. With the DeKalb L and Knickerbocker M subway stations nearby, you’ll have convenient access to Williamsburg, Manhattan, Downtown Brooklyn, Queens, and beyond. If you’ve been comparing Bushwick 1BRs and wondering where your bed, sofa, desk, bike, and everything else will fit, 364 Harman Street #2A is your answer. Schedule an appointment today! *Select images have been virtually staged to illustrate potential furniture placement and use of space.