This three-room apartment has some vintage charm and appears to be in move-in condition, something of a rarity for an income-restricted HDFC co-op. It’s on the third floor of 374 South 2nd Street in Williamsburg. The six-story, 41-unit tan brick building dates from 1924 and has some neo-Classical touches such as columns around the entry and arched window details.

The living room has parquet, picture-frame molding, wainscoting and two windows. The bedroom has a hardwood floor and coved ceiling. The kitchen has been updated with a faux wood floor, green-painted cupboards and subway wall tile. The bathroom has black and white square tile and white fixtures.

The building is “well maintained,” according to the listing. It has a live-in super and additional caged storage although not, apparently, laundry.

The income restrictions are on the generous side, with a cap of $112,080 for one person, $128,600 for two and $144,120 for three. The monthly maintenance for the apartment is low at $453.

Listed by Matt DeSilva of Corcoran, the unit is asking $425,000. Decent deal?

[Listing: 374 South 2nd Street #33 | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

interior of 374 south 2nd street apt 33

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Photo by Nicholas Strini for PropertyShark

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