Open-concept layoutDedicated laundry areaWall of closetsSpacious primary suiteModern kitchen
1419 St. Marks Avenue is a renovated turnkey two-family townhouse in Ocean Hill measuring approximately 19.5 feet wide by 45 feet deep. Rebuilt from top to bottom, the home features all new electrical, plumbing, roof, and beautifully redesigned interiors throughout.
The owner’s duplex offers 3 oversized bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 1 powder room. The parlor level features an open-concept layout with expansive living and dining space, a modern kitchen, and large glass doors leading to a brand-new rear deck overlooking the backyard—perfect for entertaining, grilling, or enjoying your morning coffee. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes a wall of closets and a luxurious en-suite bath with double vanity. Two additional bedrooms, a full hallway bath with soaking tub and imported tile, and a dedicated laundry area complete the upper level.
The ground-floor apartment offers 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and its own laundry, creating an excellent opportunity for rental income, multigenerational living, or flexible end-user use.
With a 2.43 FAR, the property allows for up to 6,053 buildable square feet, offering significant upside for expansion, reconfiguration, or future development. Conveniently located near the Ralph Avenue C train and surrounded by neighborhood amenities, 1419 St. Marks Avenue sits in one of Brooklyn’s fastest-growing areas.
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