This classic 1910 historic Prospect Heights townhouse, designed by the famed architect, Benjamin Driesler, is the epitome of Brooklyn brownstone living. Over 4000 sq ft of almost extinct craftsmanship awaits the new owner of this amazing home. This four story, barrel front limestone is currently configured as an owner’s triplex, and one rental unit. The owner’s unit boasts a grand parlor, with 12 ft ceilings, decorative fireplace, hardwood floors, all original woodwork and moldings and Tiffany transoms above three ample windows. Located right off the parlor is a well appointed, windowed kitchen, perfectly situated for entertaining. Then enter the rear parlor through sun drenched, beveled glass french doors. With its coffered 100 year old wood ceiling, this parlor is a sight to behold. The original white oak wainscoting lends to the warmth of this room. Enjoy access on the parlor floor, to one of the largest gardens in New York City, as the lot is an amazing 123ft long and has the bonus of Southern exposure. Up the grand, ornate staircase is what can be the master suite or two separate bedrooms with all lovely original, unpainted details intact, and a full bath. The top floor is currently a two bedroom rental, easily converted to three extra bedrooms, laundry room and full bath. The ground floor is a blank slate, that can be configured in many ways including a rental unit. Located in THE hub of Brooklyn, on beautiful, tree lined Sterling Place, this home is steps to some of the best restaurants in Brooklyn, and within a two block radius of Prospect Park, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, The Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Saturday morning Farmer’s Market at Grand Army Plaza and the B, Q, 2 and 3 trains.
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