
Apartments near Central Park Zoo in Brooklyn, NY (4,747 Rentals)


2348 Benson Ave

471 78th St

755 42nd St

860 E 16th St

777 Coney Island Ave

649 47th St

506 Kings Hwy

195 Bay 29th St

535 56th St

656 46th St

40 Bay 37th St

342 E 9th St

36 Bay 37th St

338 E 9th St

348 E 9th St

200 Bay 29th St

815 40th St

16 Bay 38th St

18 Bay 38th St

644 46th St

270 E 2nd St

652 46th St

52 Bay 37th St

621 90th St

206 Bay 29th St

650 46th St

580 51st St

1506 Avenue L

6802 5th Ave

8104-8106 5th Ave

6005 5th Ave

755 Coney Island Ave

172 Bay 31st Street

1965 W 10th St

771 41st St

646 46th St

525 56th St

1105 Dorchester Rd

50 Bay 37th St

274 E 2nd St

627 90th St

763 Coney Island Ave

717-721 Avenue C

548 52nd St

279 Ocean Parkway

465 78th St

161 Bay 32nd St

463 78th St

159 Bay 32nd St
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For New York apartment-ites, finding chances to explore the wonders of nature are few and far between. In a city full of subway cars, taxi cabs and skyscrapers, it can be hard to find interesting forms of wildlife, with the exception of the occasional unwelcome rat or cockroach. One place filled to the brim with adorable and intriguing animals is the Central Park Zoo. Located smack dab in the middle of one of New York’s star attractions, apartment residents and their children can have loads of fun exploring the natural world, without ever leaving the big apple. It makes any trip to the main park even more exciting, with plenty of fun and fascinating exhibits to explore. There’s no end to the number of animals that you can discover within the walls of the Central Park Zoo, from the furry to the scaley, each in their own natural habitat and ecosystem. Discover the three-toed sloths, the enigmatic tamandua, the gorgeous gold lion tamarins, the Malaysan mouse deer, Amazon treet boa, or the breathtaking birds of paradise at the Tropic Zone: Rainforest exhibit, or check out the wise old snow monkey or the adorable red pandas in the Temperate Territory exhibit, as well as the numerous birds, turtles and other reptiles and amphibians that call this section home. For fans of polar bears, check out polar circle, where you can find fierce but lovable polar bears playing around all day, as well as penguins and puffins having fun on the ice. In the middle of the zoo is the Central Garden and Sea Lion Pool, where some of the most interesting pinniped specimens can be found frolicking in the water, with special feedings and information from their keepers. There’s also a fun wilderness adventure for the kids at the Tisch Children Zoo, where friendly animals await the hands of happy children ready to pet, hold and play with all the gorgeous animals that call this section of the park home, including water birds, farm animals, and gorgeous peacocks. It’s like exploring a foreign land, a short train ride away from your New York apartment. Animal lovers in New York can have a hard time dealing with all the steel and stone, but the Central Park Zoo gives them an opportunity to explore the natural world around them without taking the long trip or spending a fortune. It’s a must for any New York apartment-ite, since your trip to the park just isn’t complete without a trip to see all the beautiful, adorable and intriguing creatures on display.
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There are currently 18,862 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,300 to $16,272 with an average price of $4,028.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $1,000 to $24,888 with an average monthly rent of $4,984.
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