This two-bedroom in an 1880s brownstone in the Prospect Heights Historic District has a large roof deck, charming historic details, and light coming in through windows on three sides. It’s perched just above a ground-floor restaurant in a corner building at 150 St. Marks Avenue.

The oriel window under a shouldered arch in the living room is striking, and there are also high ceilings, wood floors, and moldings. In the large kitchen is a tin ceiling and early 20th century wall tile, as well as recently updated white cupboards, tile floor, and a dishwasher.

Both bedrooms have closets; the larger of the two also has a presumably decorative hearth and chimney breast of white-painted exposed brick.

Also recently updated, the mostly white bathroom has white subway tile on the wall and black hardware. There is a stacked washer and dryer. The roof deck, accessible via the kitchen, has a built-in bench and what appears to be bluestone paving.

While the listing is mum on air conditioning, a parking space is available for an additional and unspecified fee.

Listed by Kellen Koon of Compass and available October 1, the apartment is priced at $6,500 a month. Worth it?

[Listing: 150 St. Marks Avenue, Unit 1 | Broker: Compass] GMAP

wood floors in the living room

oriel window looking out over street

living room with wood floors, oriel window

kitchen with gray tile floor, tin ceiling, and white cabinets

bedroom with white painted chimney wall and one of the three windows with a security gate

narrow bedroom with a radiator and one window

hallway with stacked washer and dryer in closet and a view of the white bathroom

bathroom with white subway tile and white fixtures

terrace on top of first floor extension

brownstone exterior with a restaurant on ground floor

floorplan showing bedrooms at one end, kitchen at the other and a living room in between

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