$399K for an adorable Bay Ridge co-op with plenty of potential and space to spare

We sometimes see a floor plan that makes this much sense, but not often. This window-wrapped Bay Ridge apartment at 6665 Colonial Road currently has one bedroom, but the potential for another–or even two more–is immediately evident. The flow of space through the home makes important spaces like the kitchen and bath easy to get to from everywhere, while keeping private space private. The home’s interiors are sunny and cozy without being cramped. And $399,000 isn’t a number you see too often in New York City, even in well-kept secret Bay Ridge.

This light-filled fifth-floor co-op in an elevator building offers treetop views with southern and eastern exposures and that fortunate layout that leaves very little wasted space. Enter the oversized living room through the foyer; the apartment’s windowed eat-in kitchen isn’t afraid to offer laid-back traditional design.

The separate dining area gets so much light it feels like being in a corner unit; French doors connect the dining room to the kitchen.

A bedroom with plenty of breathing room is currently partitioned to give you extra closet or storage space.

There are well-maintained oak floors throughout and abundant closets; a very low monthly maintenance fee notably includes all utilities. Other amenities include an outside sitting area, an updated laundry room and more storage in the basement, a bike room, a live-in super and a garage.

The elevator building sits across the street from Owls Head Park with its gorgeous harbor views, and the subway and landing for the new ferry system are near enough to add convenience to an already-long list of adjectives.

[Listing: 6665 Colonial Road by Gina Bartnik and Clare Saliba for Corcoran Group]

[At CityRealty.com]

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Images courtesy of Corcoran Group.