This floor-through in a bow-fronted house in Bay Ridge appears well kept and bigger than most. It’s on the top floor of an Edwardian two-family with stained glass windows at 316 80th Street.

Although built in a typical row house style, and now attached on two sides, the tan brick house seems to have been a one-off, going by the old tax photo. In addition to stained glass, the exterior also has stone lintels, a cornice with dentil molding, and a low stoop.

The six-room apartment has a flexible layout with living room, dining room, office and two bedrooms, making it suitable for a family or roommates. All the rooms have doors that close and are accessible from the hall, so technically the unit could be used as a three-, four-, or five-bedroom — however, there is only one bathroom.

The ceilings are high, and there are wood floors with inlaid borders, wood paneling, original five-panel doors typical of the period, and picture rails throughout. A few of the radiators are original and embossed with sprays of flowers.

The two bedrooms in the rear and the office in the front have a closet each, for a total of three in the unit. The kitchen is fairly basic, with large-format beige floor tile and a small run of cupboards with a plastic faux-granite counter. The bathroom has faux marble tile, white-painted bead board and white fixtures.

There is a broker fee, but no dishwasher or laundry in the unit. Listed by Michael Caviness of Brick & Mortar, it’s asking $2,800 a month. Does that sound about right for the location and size?

[Listing: 316 80th Street #2 | Broker: Brick & Mortar LLC] GMAP

living room with picture rails and wood floor

dining room with doors to living room, hall and kitchen

dining room with door into the kitchen

kitchen with vintage cabinets

kitchen with white cabinets, white fridge and stainless steel stove

bedroom with wood floor

bedroom with closet

bedroom with two windows

bath with beadboard and white fixtures

bath with beadboard and glass shower doors

floorplan of the floor through apartment

The house at 316 80th Street in Bay Ridge in 2016
Photo by Christopher Bride for PropertyShark

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