Deco One-Bedroom With Curved Walls Asks $575K in Brooklyn Heights

This one-bedroom carries a moderate price tag given the prime Brooklyn Heights location. It’s in a 26-unit co-op building at 76 Remsen Street, a block and a half from the promenade.

Its most notable feature is the pair of Art Deco-ish curved walls in the living room. Nice herringbone floors in there as well.

The galley kitchen is nicely appointed, appliances look fairly recent. The bedroom isn’t huge, but of respectable size, which could be said for the apartment as a whole. There’s no closet in the bedroom, but there are a pair right outside it.

The most obvious drawback is a lack of light. There’s only a single window in the living room, and given that the blinds are drawn in the photo, it’s a fair bet it looks out onto an air shaft.

The unit also sits on the first floor, with the bedroom in front, facing Remsen Street. So noise may be a factor, though it’s likely a relatively quiet block.

The building has a live-in super, laundry, and storage in the basement. There’s also a common garden. Maintenance and common charges add up to $883 a month, according to the listing, from Nancy Giddins of Brown Harris Stevens.

Think it will fetch the ask? What’s your take on the place?

[Listing: 76 Remsen Street #1A  | Broker: Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP