Top-Floor Unit With Dining Room, Two Bedrooms, Dishwasher in PLG Asks $2,750 a Month
This apartment in a circa 1910 neo-Renaissance brick townhouse has a flexible floor plan and classic details, including wood floors, a bay window and painted woodwork.

This top-floor apartment in a circa 1910 neo-Renaissance brick townhouse in the Prospect Lefferts Gardens Historic District has a flexible floor plan and classic details, including wood floors, a bay window and painted woodwork. Located at at 205 Sterling Place, the pale yellow two-family house with a typical heavy cornice and incised stone details was designed by Louis Danacher.
Inside, there are high ceilings, parquet floors and a bit of paneling under the windows. The six-room unit has a typical floor plan of the time, with a double parlor in front connected by a wide doorway. The original dining room is in the rear, with a kitchen along the side. The unit’s original two bedrooms include a smaller one over the front entrance and a bigger one in the center of the apartment, identified on the floor plan as a “den.”
The rooms could be set up in any number of ways, and the floor plan shows the large rear room as a bedroom, with dining in the second parlor.
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The updated kitchen has a mosaic tile backsplash and plenty of room for a table and chairs. The renovated bathroom has a tile-in tub with a shower, white subway tile on the walls, hex tile floor and a bright turquoise vanity. There are three closets, ceiling fans, and a dishwasher but no laundry.
Available November 1st, the apartment is listed for $2,750 by Kirsten Syrett and Constantine Tsanos of Compass. What do you think of it?
[Listing: 205 Sterling Street #2 | Broker: Compass] GMAP
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