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Brooklyn Heights Co-op • $340,000 • BROOKLYN • 100 Remsen Street, No. 2K

 

A one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with large rooms, a foyer, a galley kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, parquet floors, four large closets and new windows, in a pet-friendly midcentury building with a part-time doorman and shared laundry.

 

Cordelia Stephens, 646-369-6754, Corcoran; corcoran.com

 

MAINTENANCE $1,256 a month

 

PROS The apartment is up one flight of stairs in an elevator building, convenient for buyers with or without mobility issues. There is a dining nook between the living room and kitchen with a corner window facing south and west. The building allows unlimited subletting.

 

CONS A cash purchase is required and the co-op leases the land it’s built on, complicating its finances. The apartment doesn’t have a dishwasher or in-unit laundry.