This Jazz-Age apartment with a flexible layout can work as a spacious one-bedroom with a dining room or a two-bedroom. On the top floor of a four-story Finnish co-op built in 1927, it has well-proportioned rooms with coved ceilings and French doors.

In the living room and dining room are picture-frame moldings, low wood paneling, and parquet with inlaid borders. The parquet continues into the main bedroom, which also has a ceiling fan.

The kitchen has been recently updated in keeping with the style of the unit. It has a wood floor, wood counters, white subway tile on the walls, a dishwasher, and a mix of open and closed shelving. There is an attractive vintage yellow Chambers range.

The renovated bathroom is mostly white, with touches of marble, a navy vanity, and brass fixtures. Closets number four, and an additional private storage unit in the building is included.

Across from the neighborhood’s eponymous Sunset Park, the two-building, 40-unit complex wraps around a shared interior courtyard. Known as the Parkside, 561 41st Street was designed by architect Eric O. Holmgren, according to the certificate of occupancy. Holmgren also designed the earliest Finnish co-operative buildings in the neighborhood, Alku and Alku Toinen.

The complex is self managed and has a live-in super and shared laundry and bike storage. The building’s rooftop solar panels bring in $30,000 a year, according to the listing. An appointment-only open house is set for Wednesday, September 13 from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m.

Maintenance is $732 a month. Listed by Irine Blyumin and Peter Bracichowicz of Corcoran, the apartment is asking $599,000. What do you think?

[Listing: 561 41st Street, 4A | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP

dining room with chandelier, wall moldings and picture rails

kitchen with butcher block countertops and white subway tile backsplash

bedroom with ceiling fan and picture rail

bathroom with dark blue vanity and white fixtures

pale brick building
The building in 2022. Photo by Nicholas Strini for PropertyShark

floorplan with kitchen near entry and four closets in unit

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