Pre-war buildings near the B38 bus in Stuyvesant Heights

On this page, “pre-war” refers to buildings built before 1947. Still, confirm the building’s details with the landlord or managing agent before you move forward.

Treat it as a transit-area shortcut. Verify the walking time from the building entrance to your likely B38 stop, and check whether your commute depends on transfers that aren’t obvious from the map alone.

This page is scoped to the pre-war + B38 criteria. Availability can vary by building and unit; check the specific building’s current apartment ads on Openigloo.

You’ll see an average building rating based on 152 rated buildings in Stuyvesant Heights. Use that as a quick signal, then read the underlying tenant Q&A and confirm lease terms directly.

Yes. Even when a building fits your filters, the full monthly picture still matters—broker fee (if applicable), security deposit, and utilities can change your actual cost. Confirm everything in the lease before signing.

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Use Openigloo to shortlist, then confirm unit-level realities with the building (pet policies, laundry, utilities, parking, and any special conditions for your lease). Filters help you narrow, but they don’t replace direct confirmation.