1075 Prospect Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11213

Stop what you’re doing and go drive by this block immediately! Arguably one of the most special blocks in Brooklyn. 1075 Prospect Place is pure potential and a restorationist’s delight! This Unique three-story, two-family 20x52 Brownstone townhouse retains a plethora of original detail. Built in 1891 in the Queen Ann style with Neo Grec elements, 1075 Prospect place is located in Crown Heights North steps from the A/C trains and short stroll to the 2/3/4/5 trains. this special Home t is in need of some love and polish so bring your architect to make the most of this special home. As you step inside, you’ll find the architectural features that make this townhouse noteworthy. With slate mantles, original built-in cabinetry, waist-high wainscoting, original fretwork, wall and crown molding, original shutters, French and pocket doors, and an exceptionally graceful original stairway and newel post — you’ll feel like 1891 is your future. Crown moldings adorn the high ceilings, and northern and southern exposures light up the space. This is an incredible opportunity to make your mark on a piece of Brooklyn’s history. Whether you’re looking to renovate your forever home or seeking an excellent investment, Crown Heights is known for its architectural beauty and increasing property values. Investing in this townhouse is not only an investment in a home but also in the enduring allure of this beautiful neighborhood. This Home is mortgage ready . very solid bones with stunning original details . One of the most Beautiful and peaceful Blocks of Crown Heights ! Located in the Crown Heights North Historical District with the Children’s Museum and Brower Park a stone’s throw away. Crown Heights is one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods, with incredible eateries, supermarkets and boutiques around, and excellent express trains right there. commute to midtown Manhattan is approximately 30 minutes. Subway lines convenient to the property are the 2, 3, 4, 5 and A trains. You will also find Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Museum and The Library at Grand Army Plaza in walking distance.