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Sunset Park Co-op With Dining Room, Pink Bath Asks $499K

This unit could be arranged as a one-bedroom or a two-bedroom and also has wood floors, moldings, and a modest monthly maintenance cost.

living room with wood floor, french doors

Photo via Corcoran

by Susan De Vries

07/21/2025 1

In an early 20th century walk-up building, this Sunset Park apartment has a flexible layout, wood floors, moldings, and a modest monthly maintenance cost. In the tapestry brick building at 4015 7th Avenue, it is near the neighborhood’s eponymous park.

Designed by the prolific Cohn Brothers, the apartment dates from circa 1916, when plans were filed. It is one of several tapestry brick buildings on the nearby blocks designed by the Cohn Brothers and built by the Safe Construction Company. Painted in gold above the entry of No. 4105 is “Sunset Home Ass’n” for the Sunset Home Association, one of the Finnish co-operative housing organizations active in the community in the early 20th century. While the building is outside any of the locally designated Sunset Park historic districts, it is within the larger Sunset Park National Register District.

Inside this unit, an entry hall leads to the living room with the aforementioned wood floor, tree-top views from the windows, and a set of French doors. Those open into the dining room, which could be used as a second bedroom if needed. The floor plan shows that it does have a large closet, one of two in the unit.

A new owner might want to give the kitchen a bit of a style tweak. As is, the windowed space has white cabinets and appliances and walls covered in a beige marbleized wallpaper.

Across from the kitchen is the main bedroom, which has the other closet in the unit. While the closet space isn’t overly abundant, the unit does come with a dedicated storage space in the basement.

The bathroom has some vintage flair with pink wall and floor tiles and pink accessories. It isn’t all pink, though; the fixtures are white, including the console sink.

Amenities in the building include laundry, bike storage, and a shared courtyard. Maintenance for this unit is a modest $316 a month. The listing notes the building benefits from street-level retail space.

Listed by Corcoran’s Tracey McLean and Erin Penoyer, the apartment is priced at $499,000. If you want to see it in person there is an open house on Wednesday, July 23. What do you think?

[Listing: 4015 7th Avenue, #12 | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP