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875 Fourth Avenue is near the 36th Street station. Check the MTA for current routes, planned work, and trip times to your destination.
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The 36th Street station is near 875 Fourth Avenue. Service patterns, walking routes, and travel times vary, so use a current map and the MTA trip planner for the exact entrance, departure time, and destination that matter to you.
Herald Square (34th St)
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Union Square (14th St)
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Times Square (42nd St)
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Financial District (Fulton St)
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Atlantic Terminal / Barclays
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Downtown Brooklyn
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An Express Stop at Your Doorstep
Not all subway stations are created equal. The 36th Street station is one of the key express stops on the Fourth Avenue line, serving three trains that connect you to nearly every corner of Manhattan.
D Express Service
Skip local stops during rush hour. 36th Street is an express stop, your train does not pass you by.
N & R Service
N train runs express during peak hours. R provides local service to Bay Ridge and into Manhattan.
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Train frequency and service patterns change. Use the MTA app or website for current arrivals and planned work.
Accessibility
The 36th Street station serves the intersection of Fourth Avenue and 36th Street, with entrances on both sides of the avenue.
Sunset Park & Greenwood Heights
875 Fourth Avenue sits at the intersection of Sunset Park and Greenwood Heights. Nearby destinations include Industry City, businesses along Eighth and Fifth Avenues, Green-Wood, and Sunset Park. Use current maps and operator information to verify the route, entrance, hours, and offerings relevant to you.
Industry City nearby
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8th Avenue dining corridor nearby
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5th Avenue Corridor
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Green-Wood Cemetery nearby
478-acre National Historic Landmark with paths, hills, and cultural events
875 Fourth Avenue
Contemporary residences include modern finishes and access to building amenities designed for how people actually live: a rooftop terrace with Manhattan views, a fitness center, co-working lounge, and an on-site garage. Ask EXR leasing to confirm residence-specific features and current garage terms.
- Residence details via EXR
- Contemporary interiors
- Rooftop terrace
- Fitness: 6AM-11:59PM
- Co-working lounge
- On-site garage
- Bike storage
- Animal-specific policy confirmed by leasing
Apartments Near 36th Street Station
Studio
284-341 SF
From $2,900/mo
- Open-concept layout
- Unit details confirmed by EXR
- Chef's kitchen
About Apartments Near the 36th Street Subway Station
The 36th Street subway station on the Fourth Avenue line is one of Brooklyn's most useful transit connections. The station is at the border of Sunset Park and Greenwood Heights. Routes, stopping patterns, planned work, and trip times can change, so commuters should use the MTA trip planner for a current route to their exact destination.
875 Fourth Avenue is a contemporary apartment building within walking distance of the 36th Street station. The property offers studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Available homes may include contemporary interiors, chef's kitchens, stainless steel appliances, and oversized windows. Ask EXR leasing to confirm those details, laundry, heating, cooling, and other residence-specific features. Building amenities include a furnished rooftop terrace with panoramic Manhattan skyline views, a fitness center open daily from 6:00 AM through 11:59 PM, a professional co-working lounge, an on-site parking garage and bike storage. Confirm current parking and animal-specific policies with leasing.
Destinations near the 36th Street station include Industry City, the businesses along Eighth Avenue, Green-Wood Cemetery, and Sunset Park. Directories, operating hours, entrances, facilities, and walking routes can change. Check each operator's current information and map the route from the building entrance before relying on proximity.
Published availability, layout sizes, asking rents, and concessions appear on the availability page when homes are listed. Those details change by residence and date. Compare the current listing with the lease materials from EXR leasing, and use the MTA's current trip planner to test the route that matters to you.
Your Commute Starts Here
Request a tour of 875 Fourth Avenue, test the walk to the station entrance you expect to use, and plan a current MTA trip to your actual destination.