Crown Heights

Crown Heights Apartment With Mantels, Moldings, Dishwasher Wants $3,200 a Month

While the layout has been slightly altered, a Crown Heights floor-through retains two slate mantels and wall moldings, among other original details.

crown heights - living room with wood floor and wall moldings

by Cate Corcoran

01/11/2024 0

While the layout has been slightly altered, a Crown Heights floor-through retains two slate mantels and wall moldings, among other original details. It’s on the top floor of 594 Sterling Place, a modest three-story, three-unit 19th century brick tenement building with a low stoop, original double entry doors, and strappy cornice.

The railroad apartment has six rooms, a floor plan from an old listing shows. A former bedroom with a window on an air shaft has been turned into a common room with a hallway connecting it to the kitchen. Originally the apartment had a typical early layout with living room in front, dining room in the rear, and bedrooms in the middle, an old i-card from 1903 shows.

The unit, shown decorated for the holidays in the listing photos, appears to get good light and has high ceilings, original doors, and newer wood floors. The updated kitchen has a tin ceiling, dark wood cabinets, stone counters, and a dishwasher. The black and white bathroom has been updated with white subway wall tile and black and white daisy hex floor tile.

The photos show the apartment in use as a one-bedroom with living room, dining room, and two offices. The listing specifies the unit has “multiple storage closets” but is mum on laundry.

Next door, an empty lot is for sale as a development site. Listed by Brennan Realty, the apartment is repped by agents Betsy Hoffman and Shyda Hoque of Engel and Volkers Brownstone Brooklyn. Available February 15, the unit is priced at $3,200 a month. What are your thoughts?

[Listing: 594 Sterling Place #3 | Broker: Brennan Realty] GMAP