The Apartment. The unit has the original 1899 layout including original doors and trim with 1,000 square feet and 10 foot high ceilings and heart pine floors. The space includes a living room, two medium-size bedrooms, separate dining room, kitchen and a bathroom with clawfoot tub and shower. The apartment occupies one-half of the third floor of a three-story building. The rent is $1,175 per month plus a monthly fee of $125 which covers all utilities (heat, water and electric). The Building. The historic Albion Flats building has been nominated for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. The central stairway has the original oak railing and is illuminated by a skylight. The building has free laundry facilities. The Neighborhood. The building is located at the southeast corner of 10th and Pacific Streets at the gateway to the Little Italy neighborhood. The area is in the midst of rebirth with a new theater, condo developments and numerous restaurants and clubs. Directly across the street to the west is the new Blue Barn Theatre and Via Farina Pizzaria. Across the street to the north is the historic 1898 Burlington Train Station with the newly restored KETV television studios. Next door to the south is the Dunsany Flats luxury condo project. Across the street to the north is the Burlington League gastropub, Sips on 10th for cocktails and brunch, and Cafe Postale. The tenant pays an additional flat-fee of $125 per month to landlord which covers the cost of all utilities (gas, electric and water).
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