300 Ashland has Whole Foods downstairs, Atlantic Terminal nearby and a 29th-floor gym, lounge and roof terrace. Residents consistently praise the staff, repairs and upkeep; premium rents and apartment-specific street or neighbor noise are the main tradeoffs.
Residents consistently praise helpful staff, quick repairs and well-kept spaces; the tradeoff is paying for that convenience in a busy location where apartment exposure matters.
Long-term residents describe front-desk, package and maintenance teams that know them and respond quickly.
Fitness space, rooftop views and well-maintained shared areas recur in resident recommendations.
Residents repeatedly value Whole Foods downstairs and the nearby subway hub, especially for different household commutes.
Even positive reviews describe the rent as expensive. The amenities include a gym, lounge and terrace, but no pool.
Reports of sound insulation vary by apartment. Check street and neighbor noise in the exact unit, especially if you work from home or sleep lightly.
300 Ashland Place is a Downtown Brooklyn tower with a 24-hour concierge, a 29th-floor gym, a landscaped roof terrace with grills, a valet garage and a staffed package room with cold storage; every apartment has a Bosch washer/dryer, dishwasher and central air.
* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.
Also here: Bike storage · Live-in superintendent · Yoga and fitness classes
300 Ashland Place is located at 300 Ashland Place, New York, NY 11217. 300 Ashland sits where Fort Greene meets Downtown Brooklyn, beside Atlantic Terminal and the Brooklyn Cultural District. It is a strong base for frequent subway trips, groceries and going out; the immediate setting feels busier than Fort Greene's residential side streets.
Housing complaints are relatively uncommon compared with similar buildings, mostly concerning elevators and noise. Nearby new-building projects make construction noise another consideration.
2.1 reports per 100 apartments, versus 28.8 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.
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| Project | Work type | Distance | Latest permit |
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| New building | 250 ft | Jun 2026 | |
Permitted work: foundation, general construction, mechanical systems, plumbing, protection and mechanical methods, sprinklers, standpipe, structural, support of excavation. | |||
| New building | 450 ft | Jun 2026 | |
Permitted work: foundation, general construction, mechanical systems, plumbing, sprinklers, standpipe, structural, support of excavation. | |||
| New building | 550 ft | Jul 2026 | |
Permitted work: general construction. | |||
Asking rents have risen since the pandemic, and recent listings have included free-month offers. Compare the floor plan alongside the price: two-bedrooms have either one or two bathrooms, and selected apartments add a terrace.
| Apartment | Range | Median rent | Median size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $3,536–$3,836 | $3,650 +2% vs area | — |
| 1 bed | $4,247–$5,395 | $4,675 | — |
| 2 beds | $6,150–$7,455 | $6,820 | — |
5% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month.
8% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month.
No free-rent offers appeared in the past year’s listings.
No free-rent offers appeared in the past year’s listings.

Compare Classic and Renovated apartment packages and a ground-level plaza instead of a roof terrace; elevator reliability is the main review tradeoff.

A broader program of terraces, screenings and fitness classes; check laundry carefully, as the operator specifies in-unit machines for two- and three-bedrooms.
| Apartment | Beds | Rent | Concession | Size (sq ft) | Available | Days listed | Listing |
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#18J#18J | Studio | $3,805 | ½ mo free ($3,646/mo net) Apartment #18J concession $3,805 less ½ month free on a 12-month lease. The monthly rent before free months is $3,805. After the offer, the average over the lease is $3,646/mo. | — | Oct 10, 26 | 12 | StreetEasy |
How fast they go: Recent listings spent a median of 13 days on the market, versus 9 days at comparable apartment buildings nearby. About one in three left within a week, so move fast when you see an apartment you like.
| Apartment | Beds | Last asking rent | Size (sq ft) | Last on market | Est. lease end | Listing |
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#21K#21K | Studio | $3,687 | — | ~1 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#27A#27A | 2 beds | $7,010 | — | ~1 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#11E#11E | Studio | $3,319 | — | ~2 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#12T#12T | 2 beds | $6,614 | — | ~2 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#27T#27T | 2 beds | $6,473 | — | ~2 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#14R#14R | 1 bed | $4,395 | — | ~3 yr ago | Oct 2026 | StreetEasy |
#11M#11M | Studio | $3,595 | — | ~1 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#16C#16C | Studio | $3,640 | — | ~1 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#26E#26E | Studio | $3,618 | — | ~1 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#35J#35J | 1 bed | $5,395 | — | ~1 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#23M#23M | 2 beds | $6,150 | — | ~1 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#11B#11B | 1 bed | $4,535 | — | ~2 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#20F#20F | 1 bed | $4,515 | — | ~3 yr ago | Nov 2026 | StreetEasy |
#31H#31H | 2 beds | $6,740 | 1,044 | ~1 yr ago | Dec 2026 | StreetEasy |
#14J#14J | Studio | $3,645 | — | ~2 yr ago | Dec 2026 | StreetEasy |
#28A#28A | 2 beds | $6,898 | — | ~2 yr ago | Dec 2026 | StreetEasy |
#12C#12C | Studio | $3,525 | — | ~3 yr ago | Dec 2026 | StreetEasy |
Past availability and off-market dates suggest these apartments may be nearing the end of their current lease. If a resident doesn’t renew, the apartment could become available. Ask the leasing team early about any unit that interests you.
New listings in past 12 months
Budget about $150/month on top of rent for electricity, gas and internet. Optional membership costs $750/year.
| Cost | Monthly amount |
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Utilities Utilities Electricity and gas~$100 Estimated $100/month combined, based on bills reported by studio residents. | ~$100 |
Internet Internet We estimate $50/month for a basic internet plan. Source: 300 Ashland listing · Verizon plans | ~$50 |
Amenities Amenities Optional membership costs $750/year, equivalent to $62.50/month. Source: 300 Ashland listing | $62.50$750 paid yearly |
Estimated monthly total incl. optional amenities
~$215Also available: Pets ($30/month)
| Cost | One-time amount |
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| Application Application Application screening costs $20 per applicant. Source: 300 Ashland listing | $20/applicant |
| Security deposit Security deposit Refundable deposit equal to one month’s rent. Source: 300 Ashland listing | One month’s rent |
