Overview of 59 Bogart (315 Seigel) St
Located at 315 Seigel Street in Brooklyn, New York, 59 Bogart is a student accommodation building that offers shared and private apartment-style units. The property sits at latitude 40.705756, longitude -73.9340565, placing it in the Bushwick/East Williamsburg area, a neighbourhood known for its creative scene and proximity to transit. The building provides a gym, bills-included rent, and TV access in common areas. Minimum lease length is 6 months, and monthly rents range from USD 1,250 to USD 1,650 (indicative — confirm with the operator).
The residence is listed as “not available” in its tags, which may indicate current limited availability or a paused booking window – we address this in the booking timing section below. The property offers unit types of 4-bedroom (4b), 5-bedroom (5b), and apartments, meaning most rooms are part of shared flats.
Who this residence suits
59 Bogart suits students or young professionals who want a furnished, all-inclusive renting experience in Brooklyn without dealing with separate utility bills. The “bills included” tag covers common utilities (electricity, water, gas, internet) within the quoted rent, simplifying monthly budgeting.
The property has a gym on-site, which is a differentiating amenity for residents who prioritise fitness without an extra membership. The neighbourhood of Bushwick is lively, with many cafes, bars, and art galleries, so it may appeal to those who enjoy an urban, culturally active environment.
Based on verified resident reviews, the accommodation works well for people who value cleanliness, modern facilities, and attentive management. One resident commented: “Clean and modern student accommodation with excellent amenities. Amber did an outstanding job of providing me with this home. Their attention to detail and customer service exceeded my expectations.” This suggests the management and property condition meet high standards.
Another reviewer noted: “The location was convenient, and the facilities like laundry in the building or high-speed wifi were top-notch.” So if you rely on reliable internet and in-building laundry, this residence appears to deliver.
Who this residence may not suit
This property may not suit students who prefer a private studio or one-bedroom unit, as the available room types are all shared apartments (4b and 5b) or apartment-style that likely means entire apartment rental (though the listing does not specify single-occupancy apartments). Solo occupants looking for total privacy should confirm whether individual rooms or full apartments are on offer.
The minimum lease of 6 months could be too long for someone needing short-term accommodation (e.g., one semester or a summer internship shorter than 6 months). Check if shorter leases are negotiable directly with the operator.
The rent range of USD 1,250–1,650 per month is well above the city’s overall starting price of USD 850 (indicative — confirm with the operator). For budget-conscious students, there are many other NYC accommodations starting at lower rates, especially if you are willing to share a room or live further from Brooklyn.
The “not available” tag suggests that as of the data date, availability is limited. This residence may not be an immediate option for someone needing a room in the near future without a waiting list.
What residents say
Three verified reviews are available on the platform. Here they are quoted verbatim:
- “Loved my stay at this student accommodation. The location was convenient, and the facilities like laundry in the building or high-speed wifi were top-notch.” – Rating 5.0
- “I had a comfortable and good time here. The dedicated study spaces or rooftop was quiet and well-maintained. Plus the neighbourhood was friendly.” – Rating 3.0
- “Clean and modern student accommodation with excellent amenities. Amber did an outstanding job of providing me with this home. Their attention to detail and customer service exceeded my expectations.” – Rating 4.0
Common positive themes: location convenience, clean and modern condition, helpful management, and good amenities (laundry, wifi, rooftop, study spaces). The medium rating of 3.0 mentions a comfortable stay but does not specify complaints – it appears mildly positive. No negative reviews are present in the data, so potential drawbacks (noise, maintenance delays, etc.) are not captured.
The rating dimensions show average scores around 3.5–4.0 out of 5. Staff, social atmosphere, cleaning, internet, location, and value for money all scored 4.0. Lower scores of 3.5 appear for food (not applicable to most accommodations), accuracy, amenities, community, condition, management, indoor spaces, safety, study environment, and property maintenance. Overall, the ratings indicate satisfactory performance with slight variations.
Price positioning vs city starting price
The city’s from-price is USD 850 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). This is likely for a shared room in a lower-cost neighbourhood. 59 Bogart’s minimum price of USD 1,250 is approximately 47% higher than that baseline. Its maximum of USD 1,650 is nearly double the city starting price.
In context: New York City’s student accommodation market is large (212 properties listed on the platform), with a wide spread from budget dorms to premium studios. At USD 1,250–1,650, 59 Bogart sits in the mid-to-upper range for shared flats in Brooklyn. You are paying for an all-inclusive package (bills, gym, laundry, wifi) and a specific neighbourhood. If your budget is flexible and you value those inclusions, the price may be reasonable. If you are willing to pay utilities separately or accept a less central location, you can find cheaper options starting around USD 850–1,000.
Room-type guidance
- 4-bedroom (4b): Likely a flat with four private bedrooms and shared common areas (kitchen, living room, bathrooms). Suitable for groups of friends or individual renters who don’t mind sharing with three others.
- 5-bedroom (5b): Similar setup with five bedrooms. Potentially more affordable per person if split equally. Expect more communal interaction and less personal space.
- Apartment: This could mean a whole apartment rented as a single unit (with any number of bedrooms not further specified). If you are moving with a group and want exclusive use, this might be the option. Clarify with the operator whether “apartment” refers to a private one-bedroom or a larger unit.
All units likely come furnished (standard for student accommodations). The minimum lease of 6 months is consistent across all room types.
Booking timing considerations
The tag “not_available” in the listing’s metadata suggests that the property may currently have no open rooms for immediate booking, or that the operator has paused reservations. Given that available_from is null, no future availability date is specified. Therefore, if you are planning for the 2026–2027 academic year, you should:
- Contact the operator directly (through the platform’s assistant) to confirm whether 59 Bogart will accept bookings for the 2026–2027 season.
- If it becomes available, typical NYC student accommodation becomes scarce during peak summer (June–August). Aim to secure a room 3–4 months before move-in.
- Because the minimum lease is 6 months, a move-in date in August or September 2026 would run through February or March 2027 – suitable for a full academic year.
If the property remains unavailable, consider other Brooklyn options on the platform starting from USD 850 with shorter leases or different amenities.
FAQ
H3 Does the rent include all utilities?
Yes, the property includes a “bills_included” tag, which means electricity, water, gas, and internet are covered in the monthly rent (indicative — confirm with the operator). You should verify exactly which utilities are included before signing.
H3 What is the neighbourhood like?
The address is in Brooklyn, NY 11206, part of the Bushwick area. Resident reviews mention a “friendly neighbourhood” and convenient location. Bushwick is known for its street art, independent restaurants, and nightlife. Proximity to subway lines (L and M trains) provides access to Manhattan within 30 minutes. No official university list is provided, so check proximity to your campus.
H3 Is the residence currently accepting new residents?
The listing tag includes “not_available”, and no availability date is listed in the data. This may indicate the property is fully booked or temporarily closed for new contracts. You should use the on-site assistant on the platform to ask for live availability – do not rely solely on this article.
Sources & data date
Data from the platform as of July 2026. All prices quoted are indicative — confirm with the operator before booking. Resident reviews sourced from the platform and reproduced verbatim.
For live availability and current pricing for 59 Bogart (315 Seigel) St, please use the on-site assistant on the page to speak with a booking specialist.
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