Apartment 1A

Stockholm Street is a 1911 walk-up at 1843 Stockholm St in Ridgewood, Queens, part of one of the neighborhood's landmarked yellow-brick rows. It is a small building, three stories and 6 apartments, with no elevator or doorman. Instead it offers a laundry room, smart package lockers, a bike storage room, private storage cages and a virtual doorman intercom. Cats and dogs are welcome. The homes lean into the prewar character rather than covering it up. Original hardwood floors, exposed brick, tall windows and subway-tile baths run through every apartment, and most keep a decorative fireplace mantel. Kitchens have gas ranges and dishwashers, and ceiling fans are standard. One-bedrooms of 535 to 620 square feet line the west side, and two-bedrooms of 735 to 855 square feet face east. Ridgewood is a neighborhood of landmarked rowhouses, Fresh Pond Road shops and Myrtle Avenue, where new wine bars sit beside long-running German delis. Gottscheer Hall is a 4-minute walk, Grimaldi Bakery and Rosemary's Playground are 5 minutes, and Baker's Dozen Bagels is 6. The M stops at Forest Av, a 5-minute walk, with Seneca Av about 10 minutes and the L at Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs within reach.