This four-room apartment in a Park Slope brownstone has some choice original details and a flexible layout that makes for a spacious one-bedroom that could also work as a two-bedroom. It’s on the garden floor of a late 19th century Neo-Grec row house at 355 5th Street.

A private entrance under the stoop opens to a small vestibule, which leads to a sizable foyer and hall with room for storage. The large front room, originally the house’s dining room, has striking original wood floors, gray carved marble mantel, moldings, paneling, and shutters.

A wide arched doorway leads to an interior room that could work as an office or dining room. (A photo shows it equipped with Ikea wardrobes.) Beyond is a large kitchen with dishwasher, built-in microwave, and tile floor. While not the latest style, the wood counters and laminate counters appear well kept.

The kitchen also has two window-sized openings for air and light that are open to the bedroom, in a rear addition. Prospective tenants who want to use the unit as a two-bedroom could potentially fill the openings with removable frosted panels.

The bedroom has two windows that look onto the garden, a wall-through A/C unit, and a washer and dryer behind double doors. Its closet is one of two in the apartment.

The fairly standard bathroom has beige tile on the floor and walls and a combo tub-shower.

A door in the rear bedroom leads out to the garden. A virtually staged photo shows planting beds and a u-shaped concrete pathway covered at one end by a wood deck. While pets are not allowed, this unit appears to have exclusive use of the backyard.

An open house is scheduled from noon to 1:30 p.m. Sunday, March 19. Listed by Compass agents Jessica Hirsch and Claire McNamara, it’s priced at $3,300 a month. Decent deal?

[Listing: 355 5th Street #1 | Broker: Compass] GMAP

living room with ceiling fan and mantel

kitchen with tile floor and wood cabinets

bedroom with door to the garden

bathroom with white fixtures

brownstone exterior of the house

floorplan

virtually staged living room

virtually staged view of the garden with dining area

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